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+  author: kanshiG
+  ms.author: govindk
+  ms.reviewer: mjbrown
+  ms.service: cosmos-db
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+  ms.date: 04/19/2023
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 At any point in time, an Azure Cosmos DB account's `accountName` property is globally unique while it's alive. After the account is deleted, it's possible to create another account with the same name. If that happens, `accountName` is no longer enough to identify an instance of an account.
 
 The instance ID, or `instanceId`, is a property of an instance of an account. It's used to disambiguate across multiple accounts (live and deleted) if they have same name for restore. You can get the instance ID by running either of these commands:

articles/cosmos-db/includes/continuous-backup-restore-frequently-asked-questions-restore-progress-commands.md

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+  author: kanshiG
+  ms.author: govindk
+  ms.reviewer: mjbrown
+  ms.service: cosmos-db
+  ms.topic: include
+  ms.date: 04/19/2023
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 After you submit the restore command and wait on the page, the status bar shows a message about a successfully restored account when the operation finishes. You can also search for the restored account and [track its status](../restore-account-continuous-backup.md#track-restore-status). While the restore is in progress, the account status is **Creating**. After the restore operation finishes, the account status changes to **Online**.
 
 For PowerShell and the Azure CLI, you can track the progress of a restore operation by using the [`az cosmosdb show`](/cli/azure/cosmosdb#az-cosmosdb-show) command: