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Snowflake SnowPro Advanced: Data Engineer (DEA-C02) 認定 DEA-C02 試験問題:

1. You are tasked with setting up a Kafka Connector to ingest data into Snowflake. You need to ensure fault tolerance. Which of the following Kafka Connect configurations are essential for enabling fault tolerance and ensuring minimal data loss during connector failures? Select all that apply.

A) Configure 'errors.deadletterqueue.topic.name' to specify a Dead Letter Queue (DLQ) topic.
B) Utilize Snowflake's auto-ingest feature alongside the Kafka Connector.
C) Set 'tasks.max' to a value greater than 1.
D) Enable Kafka Connect's internal offset storage by configuring 'offset.storage.topic' and 'config.storage.topic'.
E) Configure 'errors.tolerance' to 'all'.

2. A data provider wants to create a Listing in the Snowflake Marketplace. They want to ensure that consumers can only access the data in a secure and controlled manner. The provider needs to restrict data access based on specific roles within the consumer's Snowflake account and track data usage. Which of the following steps are NECESSARY to achieve these requirements?

A) Implement row-level security policies on the shared tables and views to filter data based on consumer roles. Share the tables and views in the Listing. Monitor usage through Snowflake's account usage views.
B) Implement a secure view with a 'WHERE clause that filters data based on the consumer's context and share the view in the Listing.
C) Grant direct access to the underlying tables and views to the consumer's roles.
D) Create a Reader Account and share the data through that account, managing access directly.

3. You've created a JavaScript stored procedure using Snowpark to transform data'. The stored procedure is failing, and you suspect an issue with how Snowpark is handling null values during a join operation. Given two Snowpark DataFrames, and 'df2 , what is the expected behavior when performing an inner join on a column containing null values in both DataFrames, and how can you mitigate potential issues?

A) The inner join will automatically exclude rows where the join column is null in either DataFrame. There is no need for explicit null handling.
B) The behavior of the inner join with null values is undefined and may vary depending on the data types and the specific version of Snowpark. Explicit null handling is always required.
C) The inner join will treat null values as equal, resulting in rows where the join column is null in both DataFrames being included in the result. To avoid this, you should filter out null values before the join.
D) Inner Join will not throw an error, and will exclude the rows where join column is null. If you need to join records with null values, pre-processing dataframes using to replace null with a valid sentinel value before performing the join is one way to handle this.
E) The inner join will exclude rows where the join column is null in either DataFrame. To include these rows, you must use a full outer join instead.

4. You are working with a very large Snowflake table named 'CUSTOMER TRANSACTIONS which is clustered on 'CUSTOMER ID and 'TRANSACTION DATE. After noticing performance degradation on queries that filter by 'TRANSACTION AMOUNT and 'REGION' , you decide to explore alternative clustering strategies. Which of the following actions, when performed individually, will LEAST likely improve query performance specifically for queries filtering by 'TRANSACTION AMOUNT and 'REGION', assuming you can only have one clustering key?

A) Creating a materialized view that pre-aggregates data by 'TRANSACTION_AMOUNT and 'REGION'.
B) Adding ' TRANSACTION_AMOUNT and 'REGIO!V to the existing clustering key while retaining 'CUSTOMER_ID and 'TRANSACTION_DATE
C) Creating a new table clustered on 'TRANSACTION_AMOUNT and 'REGION', and migrating the data.
D) Dropping the existing clustering key and clustering on 'TRANSACTION_AMOUNT' and 'REGION'.
E) Creating a search optimization on 'TRANSACTION_AMOUNT' and 'REGION' columns.

5. A data engineer observes that a Snowflake query, used for generating a daily sales report, consistently runs slower each day, despite the dataset size remaining relatively stable. The query joins a large sales table (SALES) with a smaller product dimension table (PRODUCT) on PRODUCT ID. You've already confirmed that virtual warehouse sizing is adequate and data clustering is enabled on SALES(SALE DATE). Analyze the following scenarios and identify the MOST likely cause of the performance degradation and potential solution:

A) The data clustering on SALES(SALE DATE) is ineffective as the query also filters on PRODUCT CATEGORY, which isn't clustered. Re-cluster SALES by both SALE DATE and PRODUCT CATEGORY.
B) The virtual warehouse is being overwhelmed by concurrent queries. Implement workload management rules to prioritize the sales report query.
C) The statistics on the PRODUCT table are outdated. Run 'ANALYZE TABLE PRODUCT' to refresh them.
D) The join between SALES and PRODUCT is causing excessive data spill to local storage due to an inefficient join order. Consider using a JOIN hint, specifically a BROADCAST hint on the PRODUCT table (small table).
E) The Snowflake query optimizer is selecting a suboptimal execution plan because the query is complex. Rewrite the query using temporary tables to break down the logic into smaller steps.

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