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

1. You are tasked with building a Snowpipe to ingest JSON data from an AWS S3 bucket into a Snowflake table named 'SALES DATA'. The data is landing in the bucket frequently, and you want to use Snowpipe's auto-ingest feature. However, you are observing significant latency in data appearing in your Snowflake table after it lands in S3, despite verifying that S3 event notifications are correctly configured and the Snowflake event queue is receiving them. You've already checked that the pipe is enabled and has the necessary permissions. The Snowflake Pipe definition is as follows:

What is the MOST LIKELY reason for this delay, and what steps can you take to further troubleshoot?

A) The Snowflake virtual warehouse associated with the pipe is undersized. Increase the warehouse size to improve ingestion performance.
B) The S3 bucket is not in the same region as the Snowflake account. Ensure the S3 bucket and Snowflake account are in the same region to reduce network latency.
C) Snowflake's internal metadata cache is out of sync. Run 'ALTER PIPE SALES PIPE to refresh the cache.
D) There is a backlog of files in the internal Snowflake queue waiting to be processed. Monitor the 'SYSTEM$PIPE STATUS' function and consider increasing the 'MAX CONCURRENCY' parameter (if applicable, based on underlying infrastructure considerations) on the pipe definition.
E) Snowpipe auto-ingest only supports CSV files. Convert your JSON data to CSV format before loading.

2. You are building a data pipeline in Snowflake using Snowpark Python. As part of the pipeline, you need to create a dynamic SQL query to filter records from a table named 'PRODUCT REVIEWS based on a list of product categories. The list of categories is passed to a stored procedure as a string argument, where categories are comma separated. The filtered data needs to be further processed within the stored procedure. Which of the following approaches are MOST efficient and secure ways to construct and execute this dynamic SQL query using Snowpark?

A) Using Python's string formatting along with the and 'session.sql()' functions to build and execute the SQL query securely, avoiding SQL injection vulnerabilities.
B) Using Python's string formatting to build the SQL query directly, and then executing it using 'session.sql()'.
C) Using Snowpark's on the list of product categories after converting them into a Snowflake array, and then using 'session.sql()' to execute the query.
D) Using the Snowpark "functions.lit()' function to create literal values from the list of product categories and incorporating them into the SQL query, then use 'session.sql()' to run it.
E) Constructing the SQL query using 'session.sql()' and string concatenation, ensuring proper escaping of single quotes within the product categories string.

3. You're building a data product on the Snowflake Marketplace that includes a view that aggregates data from a table containing Personally Identifiable Information (PII). You need to ensure that consumers of your data product CANNOT directly access the underlying PII data but can only see the aggregated results from the view. What is the MOST secure and recommended approach to achieve this?

A) Create a stored procedure that returns the aggregated data, and grant EXECUTE privilege on the stored procedure to the share. The stored procedure SELECTs from the PII table.
B) Grant USAGE privilege on the database containing the PII table and to the share.
C) Grant 'READ privilege on the internal stage containing the data files backing the PII table.
D) Grant the 'SELECT privilege directly on the underlying PII table to the share used for the Marketplace listing, along with the 'SELECT privilege on 'sensitive data view'.
E) Grant the 'SELECT privilege only on the to the share used for the Marketplace listing. Do not grant any privileges on the underlying PII table.

4. You are tasked with creating a Snowpark Python UDF that calculates the exponential moving average (EMA) of a time series dataset stored in a Snowflake table named 'SALES DATA'. The table has columns 'TIMESTAMP' (TIMESTAMP_NTZ) and 'SALES' (NUMBER). The EMA should be calculated for each product, identified by the 'PRODUCT ID' column. You want to optimize the calculation by using a Pandas DataFrame within the UDF and leveraging vectorized operations. Which of the following code snippets would be the MOST efficient and correct way to achieve this? Assume 'alpha' is a predefined float variable representing the smoothing factor.

A) Option E
B) Option B
C) Option D
D) Option C
E) Option A

5. You are using the Snowflake Spark connector to update records in a Snowflake table based on data from a Spark DataFrame. The Snowflake table 'CUSTOMER' has columns 'CUSTOMER ID' (primary key), 'NAME, and 'ADDRESS'. You have a Spark DataFrame with updated 'NAME and 'ADDRESS' values for some customers. To optimize performance and minimize data transfer, which of the following strategies can you combine with a temporary staging table to perform an efficient update?

A) Use Spark's foreachPartition to batch update statements and execute on each partition. This will help with efficient data transfer and avoid single row based updates.
B) Write the Spark DataFrame to a temporary table in Snowflake using MERGE. Use the WHEN MATCHED clause for Update the target table based on updates from staging table and finally drop the staging table
C) Write the Spark DataFrame to a temporary table in Snowflake. Then, execute an 'UPDATE statement in Snowflake joining the temporary table with the 'CUSTOMER table using the 'CUSTOMER_ID to update the 'NAME and 'ADDRESS' columns. Finally, drop the temporary table.
D) Broadcast the Spark DataFrame to all executor nodes, then use a UDF to execute the 'UPDATE' statement for each row directly from Spark.
E) Iterate through each row in the Spark DataFrame and execute an individual 'UPDATE statement against the 'CUSTOMER table in Snowflake. Use the 'CUSTOMER_ID in the 'WHERE clause.

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