Nice question i got it correct,i encountered a similar experience.I liked the explanation learned something.thank you.

No issue I have done this before.If break the mirror with the intention of re-mirroring,just lookout for the configurations,if you had used certificates make sure they are secure or you...

Thank you,an easy one.

Nice question though i got it wrong,learnt something.

Nice and trick question,thank you.

@ Koen Verbeeck, Thank you for the further information.

Alright,I get your point now.

'The problem with mirroring is that they use Standard, not Enterprise'...you can mirror in both these editions.

Thank you.I have msdb backups only for this year not for the period that I want.Why would I need backup covering the actual period?Is the information stored in the tables...

Back-ups and Integrity you can use maintenance plans.

Why would you want to restore a database in a mirroring session?I would suggest creating a new database and restoring on the newly created database ,unlike removing the mirroring session...

Also keep track of the time the job is taking to complete execution.

Yes,log shipping but this also heavily depends on the recovery point time and the recovery point objective for your company.Otherwise i would advice mirroring and you address the latency issue.

Thanks for the article so helpful.

You can also find an application that uses an oracle database for training purposes.It dd help me a great deal.