Question: How can a DBA restore an index to a consistent prior point in time ( PIT RBA or LOGPOINT ) ? Question 1 7 Select

How can a DBA restore an index to a consistent prior point in time (PIT RBA or LOGPOINT)?
Question 17Select one:
A.
RECOVER the index TORBA / TOLOGPOINT if the index is defined as COPY YES
B.
RECOVER the index with BACKOUT YES to the desired TORBA / TOLOGPOINT
C.
RECOVER the table space using the PIT TORBA / TOLOGPOINT and REBUILD the index
D.
RECOVER the table space set using the same consistent PIT TORBA / TOLOGPOINT

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