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Snowflake SnowPro Advanced: Data Engineer (DEA-C02) Sample Questions:

1. You have a Snowflake table 'ORDERS with columns 'ORDER ID, 'CUSTOMER ID', 'ORDER DATE, and 'TOTAL AMOUNT. You notice that many queries filtering by 'ORDER DATE are slow, even after enabling query acceleration. You decide to implement a caching strategy to improve performance. Which of the following approaches will be most effective in leveraging Snowflake's caching capabilities and improving the performance of date-filtered queries, especially when the data volume for each date is large and varied? Assume virtual warehouse is medium size.

A) Apply a WHERE clause with a date range in all the SELECT statements. This forces the metadata caching.
B) Use after running a query filtered by 'ORDER_DATE'. This will cache the result of the query in the current session for subsequent queries with the same filter.
C) Create a materialized view that pre-aggregates the data by 'ORDER_DATE , such as calculating the sum of 'TOTAL_AMOUNT for each date. This will allow Snowflake to serve the results directly from the materialized view for queries that require aggregation.
D) Increase the data retention period for the 'ORDERS' table. A longer retention period will ensure that more data is available in the Snowflake cache.
E) Create a clustered table on 'ORDER_DATE. This will physically organize the data on disk, allowing Snowflake to quickly retrieve the relevant data for date- filtered queries.

2. You have created a JavaScript UDF named 'calculate discount' in Snowflake that takes two arguments: 'product_price' (NUMBER) and 'discount_percentage' (NUMBER). The UDF calculates the discounted price using the formula: 'product_price (1 - discount_percentage / 100)'. However, when you call the UDF with certain input values, you are encountering unexpected results, specifically with very large or very small numbers due to JavaScript's number precision limitations. Which of the following strategies can you implement to mitigate this issue and ensure accurate calculations within your JavaScript UDF?

A) Utilize a JavaScript library specifically designed for handling arbitrary-precision arithmetic, such as 'Big.js' or 'Decimal.jS , within the UDF.
B) Cast input arguments and the result to 'FLOAT within the UDF.
C) Convert the input numbers to strings within the JavaScript UDF before performing the calculation.
D) Avoid large or small number and stick to the limited range of input values.
E) Use JavaScript's 'toFixed(V method to round the result to a fixed number of decimal places.

3. You're designing a data masking solution for a 'CUSTOMER' table with columns like 'CUSTOMER ID', 'NAME', 'EMAIL', and 'PHONE NUMBER. You want to implement the following requirements: 1. The 'SUPPORT' role should be able to see the last four digits of the 'PHONE NUMBER and a hashed version of the 'EMAIL'. 2. The 'MARKETING' role should be able to see the full 'NAME' and a domain-only version of the 'EMAIL' (everything after the '@' symbol). 3. All other roles should see masked values for 'EMAIL' and 'PHONE NUMBER. Which of the following masking policy definitions BEST achieves these requirements using Snowflake's built-in functions and RBAC?

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4. You are tasked with designing a data pipeline to load data from an Azure Blob Storage container into Snowflake using an external stage. The data is in CSV format, compressed using GZIP. The container contains millions of small CSV files. To optimize the data loading process and minimize cost, which of the following strategies would you implement, considering both stage configuration and COPY INTO options? Choose TWO that apply.

A) Consolidate the small CSV files in the Azure Blob Storage container into larger files before loading them into Snowflake. This reduces the overhead of processing numerous small files.
B) Use the 'VALIDATION MODE = RETURN ERRORS option in the 'COPY INTO' statement to identify and correct any data quality issues during the load. This ensures that only clean data is loaded into Snowflake.
C) Leverage Snowflake's Snowpipe with a REST API endpoint to trigger data loads whenever new files are available in the Azure Blob Storage container.
D) Create a pipe object with 'AUTO INGEST = TRUE to automatically ingest new files as they are added to the Azure Blob Storage container. This ensures near real-time data ingestion.
E) Use the 'MATCH BY COLUMN NAME = CASE INSENSITIVE option with a copy transformation in the 'COPY INTO' statement to ensure that the column order in the CSV files doesn't affect the data load.

5. A financial services company, 'Acme Finance', wants to share aggregated, anonymized transaction data with a research firm, 'Data Insights', through a Snowflake Data Clean Room. Acme Finance needs to ensure that Data Insights can only analyze the data using pre- defined aggregate functions and cannot access the raw, underlying transactional details. Acme Finance has already created a secure view to share the aggregated data'. Which of the following steps are necessary to grant Data Insights access to the data securely while enforcing the required restrictions?

A) Create an external function that Data Insights can call to execute pre-approved aggregate functions on the underlying data. Grant USAGE on the function to Data Insights' role and create a secure view that uses that function.
B) Grant SELECT privilege on the secure view directly to the role used by Data Insights' Snowflake account.
C) Create a row access policy that restricts the rows returned based on the role used by Data Insights. Then, grant SELECT privilege on the secure view directly to the role used by Data Insights' Snowflake account.
D) Create a masking policy that only allows aggregate functions to be executed by Data Insights' role and apply it to the relevant columns in the underlying table. Then, grant SELECT privilege on the secure view directly to the role used by Data Insights' Snowflake account.
E) Create a share object and grant USAGE privilege on the database containing the secure view to the share. Then, grant SELECT privilege on the secure view to the share. Finally, share the share with Data Insights' Snowflake account using their account identifier.

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