Question 30
A large event table is commonly queried for a single tenant and recent timestamp ranges. Which result distinguishes a successful implementation from a cosmetic change?
Explanation
Correct Answer
An index keyed by selective predicates improves retrieval when its order follows workload filters and sorts. The observation “Representative queries show selective seeks and fewer lookups without unacceptable write overhead” directly confirms the chosen action worked for this situation: A large event table is commonly queried for a single tenant and recent timestamp ranges.
Incorrect Answers
Columnstore organizes and compresses columns for analytic scans but can cost more for some OLTP mutations. This observation would not establish that the required result occurred for A large event table is commonly queried for a single tenant and recent timestamp ranges. The confirming test is: Representative queries show selective seeks and fewer lookups without unacceptable write overhead.
Rowstore B-tree indexes suit selective transactional operations better than bulk-column analytical access in this workload. This observation would not establish that the required result occurred for A large event table is commonly queried for a single tenant and recent timestamp ranges. The confirming test is: Representative queries show selective seeks and fewer lookups without unacceptable write overhead.
Copilot instruction files guide generated suggestions but do not enforce database permissions or accuracy. This observation would not establish that the required result occurred for A large event table is commonly queried for a single tenant and recent timestamp ranges. The confirming test is: Representative queries show selective seeks and fewer lookups without unacceptable write overhead.