Time Travel in a secondary database can produce identical results to the primary database.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not applicable
• D. Not known

Answer: (B)

Time Travel lets you query data as it existed at a specific moment within a single database. When you use a secondary database that is a replicated copy of the primary, changes are propagated asynchronously. This replication lag means the secondary may not reflect the exact same state as the primary at the same timestamp. As a result, Time Travel queries on the secondary can produce different results from the primary. In short, identical results aren’t guaranteed across primary and secondary due to replication delay and potential divergence.