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You maintain a Microsoft SQL Server instance that contains the following databases SalesDb1, SalesDb2, and SalesDb3. Each database has tabled named Products and Sales. The following table shows the configuration of each database.

The backup strategies for each database are described in the following table.

Each full or differential backup operation writes into a new file and uses a different sequence number. You observe the following database corruption issues.

SalesDb3 reports a number of database corruption issues related to error 823 and 824 when reading data pages.
You must display the following information about the corrupted pages:
* database name
* impacted file id
* impacted file physical name
* impacted page id
* event type that identifies the error type
* error count
Users report performance issues when they run queries against You plan to monitor query statistics and execution plans for SalesDb2 by using Query Store. The monitoring strategy must meet the following requirements:
* Perform automatic data cleanup when query store disk usage reaches 500 megabyte (MB).
* Capture queries based on resource consumption.
* Use a stale query threshold value of 60 days.
The query optimizer generates suboptimal execution plans for a number of queries on the Sales table in SalesDb2. You will create a maintenance plan that updates statistics for the table. The plan should only update statistics that were automatically created and have not been updated for 30 days. The update should be based on all data in the table.
Users reports that they encounter the following error when they query SalesDb1: "SQL Server detected a logical consistency-based I/O error: incorrect checksum (expected: 0x5d672d9b; actual: 0xdd672d98). It occurred during a read of page (1.232) in database ID 12 at offset 0x000000001d0000 in file F:\Databases\MSSQLServer Databases\MSSQL13.MSSQL2016\MSSQL\DATA\SalesDb1.mdt." You must restore the impacted page from SalesDb1Full_1.bak. A single backup set named SalesDb1Log.bak was created since the latest full backup operation.
You need to restore the impacted page.
Which four Transact-SQL segments should you use to develop the solution? To answer, move the appropriate Transact-SQL segments from the list of Transact-SQL segments to the answer area and arrange them in the correct order.