Discuss Adobe AD0-E137 Exam Topic 1 Question 17

The customer noticed their search query was not giving the expected results. The following query is being used:

select * from [dam:Asset]

where isdescendantnode('/content/dam/customerFolder')

AND [jer:content/dateModified] >= CAST("2024-01-01T00:00:00.000Z")

AUse the Explain Query Tool to check the query cost and index used.

BUse the Query Debugger tool to check the query cost and the index used.

CUpdate Lucene index with the missing property.

Suggested Answer: B

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21 comments · newest first

Willard 3 days ago

I’m leaning towards B too now.

Xuan 8 days ago

But B is more thorough.

Rosamond 13 days ago

A is less complex, though.

Willard 18 days ago

I just want to avoid errors.

Xuan 23 days ago

Exactly, B helps us optimize better.

Rosamond 29 days ago

True, but we need to know the cost first.

Willard 1 month ago

Updating the index could take time.

Xuan 1 month ago

Query Debugger shows the real issue.

Rosamond 1 month ago

Explain Query Tool is straightforward.

Willard 2 months ago

C seems risky. What if it breaks something?

Xuan 2 months ago

I prefer B. It gives more details.

Rosamond 2 months ago

I think option A is good.

Lonny 2 months ago

Is it really necessary to use the Explain Query Tool?

Theron 2 months ago

Updating the index could be a quick fix too.

Alison 3 months ago

Surprised they didn't mention checking the index first!

Cora 3 months ago

I disagree, B might give more insights.

Eric 3 months ago

A is the best option to start with.

Jackie 3 months ago

I feel like we've seen a similar question before, and the Explain Query Tool was the go-to option for analyzing performance.

Lisandra 3 months ago

Updating the Lucene index sounds familiar, but I can't recall if it directly relates to the issue with the search query results.

Louann 3 months ago

I remember practicing with the Query Debugger tool, and it seemed useful for checking query costs. Maybe that's the right choice here?

Linwood 4 months ago

I think we might need to use the Explain Query Tool, but I'm not entirely sure how to interpret the results.

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