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The command 'get router info routing-table database' provides a comprehensive view of the routing information stored in the router's database. This includes not only active routes, which are currently in use for traffic forwarding, but also inactive routes that may be available for future use or configured but not currently forwarding traffic. This command is useful for network administrators to understand the full routing context, evaluate route redundancy, and troubleshoot network issues.

Accessing both active and inactive routes helps in determining overall network configurations, diagnosing routing problems, and making informed decisions about routing policies. The entries in the routing table can include static routes, dynamic routes learned via routing protocols, and any routes that have been flagged for various operational reasons.

In contrast, the other options focus on limited views of the routing information, which do not provide the complete picture required for thorough network analysis and management.