A company is using Snowpipe to bring in millions of rows every day of Change Data Capture (CDC) into a Snowflake staging table on a real-time basis The CDC needs to get processed and combined with other data in Snowflake and land in a final table as part of the full data pipeline.
How can a Data engineer MOST efficiently process the incoming CDC on an ongoing basis?
The most efficient way to process the incoming CDC on an ongoing basis is to create a stream on the staging table and schedule a task that transforms data from the stream only when the stream has data. A stream is a Snowflake object that records changes made to a table, such as inserts, updates, or deletes. A stream can be queried like a table and can provide information about what rows have changed since the last time the stream was consumed. A task is a Snowflake object that can execute SQL statements on a schedule without requiring a warehouse. A task can be configured to run only when certain conditions are met, such as when a stream has data or when another task has completed successfully. By creating a stream on the staging table and scheduling a task that transforms data from the stream, the Data Engineer can ensure that only new or modified rows are processed and that no unnecessary computations are performed.
Which use case would be BEST suited for the search optimization service?
The use case that would be best suited for the search optimization service is business users who need fast response times using highly selective filters. The search optimization service is a feature that enables faster queries on tables with high cardinality columns by creating inverted indexes on those columns. High cardinality columns are columns that have a large number of distinct values, such as customer IDs, product SKUs, or email addresses. Queries that use highly selective filters on high cardinality columns can benefit from the search optimization service because they can quickly locate the relevant rows without scanning the entire table. The other options are not best suited for the search optimization service. Option A is incorrect because analysts who need to perform aggregates over high cardinality columns will not benefit from the search optimization service, as they will still need to scan all the rows that match the filter criteria. Option C is incorrect because data scientists who seek specific JOIN statements with large volumes of data will not benefit from the search optimization service, as they will still need to perform join operations that may involve shuffling or sorting data across nodes. Option D is incorrect because data engineers who create clustered tables with frequent reads against clustering keys will not benefit from the search optimization service, as they already have an efficient way to organize and access data based on clustering keys.
A new customer table is created by a data pipeline in a Snowflake schema where MANAGED ACCESS enabled.
.... Can gran access to the CUSTOMER table? (Select THREE.)
The roles that can grant access to the CUSTOMER table are the role that owns the schema, the role that owns the database, and the SECURITYADMIN role. These roles have the ownership or the manage grants privilege on the schema or the database level, which allows them to grant access to any object within them. The other options are incorrect because they do not have the necessary privilege to grant access to the CUSTOMER table. Option C is incorrect because the role that owns the customer table cannot grant access to itself or to other roles. Option D is incorrect because the SYSADMIN role does not have the manage grants privilege by default and cannot grant access to objects that it does not own. Option F is incorrect because the USERADMIN role with the manage grants privilege can only grant access to users and roles, not to tables.
Which methods will trigger an action that will evaluate a DataFrame? (Select TWO)
The methods that will trigger an action that will evaluate a DataFrame are DataFrame.collect() and DataFrame.show(). These methods will force the execution of any pending transformations on the DataFrame and return or display the results. The other options are not methods that will evaluate a DataFrame. Option A, DataFrame.random_split(), is a method that will split a DataFrame into two or more DataFrames based on random weights. Option C, DataFrame.select(), is a method that will project a set of expressions on a DataFrame and return a new DataFrame. Option D, DataFrame.col(), is a method that will return a Column object based on a column name in a DataFrame.
What is a characteristic of the use of external tokenization?
External tokenization is a feature in Snowflake that allows users to replace sensitive data values with tokens that are generated and managed by an external service. External tokenization allows the preservation of analytical values after de-identification, such as preserving the format, length, or range of the original values. This way, users can perform analytics on the tokenized data without compromising the security or privacy of the sensitive data.
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