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Snowflake SnowPro Advanced: Data Analyst Certification 認定 DAA-C01 試験問題:
1. You are analyzing website traffic data in Snowflake. The 'web_events' table contains 'event_timestamp' (TIMESTAMP N T Z), 'user_id', and 'page_url'. You discover that many 'event_timestamp' values are significantly skewed towards the future (e.g., a year ahead), likely due to incorrect device clocks. You want to correct these skewed timestamps by assuming the majority of events are valid and calculating a time drift. Which of the following strategies using Snowflake functionality would be MOST efficient and accurate for correcting these timestamps?
A) Calculate the average 'event_timestamp' of all events. Then, for each 'event_timestamp', calculate the difference between the individual timestamp and the average. Subtract this difference from the future skewed events to correct them.
B) Calculate the mode of the 'event_timestamp' and subtract it from each individual timestamp to derive a 'time_drift'. Then, subtract the 'time_drift' from each 'event_timestamp'.
C) Calculate the median 'event_timestamp' of all events. Then, for each 'event_timestamp', calculate the difference between the individual timestamp and the median. Subtract this difference from the future skewed events to correct them.
D) Calculate the average 'event_timestamp' and subtract it from each individual timestamp to derive a 'time_drift'. Then, subtract the 'time_drift' from each 'event_timestamp'.
E) Calculate the median 'event_timestamp' for each 'user_id' and subtract the overall median 'event_timestamp' from each individual timestamp to derive a 'time_drift'. Then, subtract the 'time_drift' from each 'event_timestamp'.
2. You have developed a Snowsight dashboard for your marketing team that contains sensitive customer data'. You need to share this dashboard with a specific group of users, but ensure that they can only view the data and cannot modify the dashboard itself or the underlying queries. Which of the following steps should you take to securely share the dashboard?
A) Create a scheduled task to export the dashboard as a PDF and email it to the group on a daily basis.
B) Share the dashboard with the group using the 'Can edit' permission. Then, grant the users in the group the 'USAGE' privilege on the database and schema containing the data.
C) Share the dashboard with 'Can view' permission and no further action is required.
D) Share the dashboard with the group using the 'Can view' permission. Then, grant the users in the group the 'MONITOR privilege on the virtual warehouse used by Snowsight.
E) Share the dashboard with the group using the 'Can view' permission. Ensure the group has the 'SELECT' privilege on the tables/views used in the queries and the ' USAGE privilege on the database and schema. Also ensure that any intermediate tables created by the dashboard are also granted these privleges.
3. You have a Snowsight dashboard that visualizes daily sales trends. Business users complain that the dashboard takes too long to load, especially when filtering by specific product categories. The underlying data resides in a large table partitioned by 'sale date'. Which of the following actions would BEST improve the dashboard's performance, assuming the filters are appropriately configured in the dashboard and the virtual warehouse size is already appropriately sized?
A) Implement result caching by setting = TRUE at the session level.
B) Create a materialized view that pre-aggregates the data used by the dashboard, including the dimensions used in the filters.
C) Use query acceleration on the base table to improve the speed of underlying queries when the filter are being applied by users.
D) Increase the virtual warehouse size used by Snowsight.
E) Convert the dashboard into a Streamlit application for improved rendering performance.
4. A company ingests sensor data into a Snowflake table named READINGS with columns (VARCHAR), 'reading_time' (TIMESTAMP NTZ), and 'raw_value' (VARCHAR). The 'raw_value' column contains numeric data represented as strings, but sometimes includes non-numeric characters (e.g., '123.45', 'N/A', '500'). You need to calculate the average of the numeric raw_value' readings for each within the last hour, excluding invalid readings. Which of the following Snowflake SQL statements will correctly accomplish this, handling potential conversion errors and filtering for valid data?
A) SELECT sensor_id, FROM SENSOR_READINGS WHERE reading_time DATEADD(hour, -1 , AND TRY_TO IS NOT NULL GROUP BY sensor_id;
B) SELECT sensor_id, FROM SENSOR_READINGS WHERE reading_time DATEADD(hour, -1, CURRENT _ TIMESTAMP()) GROUP BY sensor id;
C) SELECT sensor_id, 'N/A'))) FROM SENSOR_READINGS WHERE reading_time DATEADD(hour, -1 , CURRENT TIMESTAMP()) GROUP BY sensor_id;
D) SELECT sensor_id, AVG(CASE WHEN THEN ELSE NULL END) FROM SENSOR_READINGS WHERE reading_time DATEADD(hour, -1, CURRENT TIMESTAMP()) GROUP BY sensor_id;
E) SELECT sensor_id, raw_value, NULL))) FROM SENSOR_READINGS WHERE reading_time DATEADD(hour, -1, CURRENT TIMESTAMP()) GROUP BY sensor_id;
5. You are building a data pipeline to ingest customer data into Snowflake. You have identified a need to dynamically determine the data load timestamp during the ingestion process itself, without relying on external systems or pre-defined variables. Which system function(s) would be the MOST appropriate and efficient choice to accomplish this?
A) CURRENT _ TIMESTAMP()
B)
C) SYSDATE()
D) GETDATE()
E) NOW()
質問と回答:
質問 # 1 正解: C | 質問 # 2 正解: E | 質問 # 3 正解: B | 質問 # 4 正解: A | 質問 # 5 正解: A |