Veeam Certified Engineer (VMCE) v12 — Question 132
A new Microsoft SQL database has been created on a new virtual server. A virtual machine backup job was created and executed. After testing, it was found that the database could not be recovered to a fine-tuned point in time.
What must be changed on the backup job to perform the recovery?
Answer options
- A. Use the guest interaction proxy setting to complete the database backup Disable application-aware processing and schedule the job to run every 15 minutes
- B. Make sure to set the advanced option to the incremental backup mode in the storage section of the backup wizard and schedule the job to run every 15 minutes.
- C. Enable application-aware processing in the guest processing section of the job. Configure database-specific settings and set the log options to capture the logs to the desired interval.
- D. Make sure the server is selected in the Virtual Machines tab, then select the database using the Add Objects selection screen.
Correct answer: C
Explanation
The correct answer is C, as enabling application-aware processing allows the backup to capture transaction logs at specified intervals, which is essential for point-in-time recovery. Options A and B do not include the necessary application-aware processing, and option D focuses on selecting the database without addressing the backup configuration needed for point-in-time recovery.