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

1. A large e-commerce company uses Snowflake to store website clickstream data in a table named 'WEB EVENTS'. This table is partitioned using the 'EVENT DATE column. The company needs to analyze user behavior across different devices. A common query involves joining 'WEB EVENTS' with a smaller 'USER DEVICES' table (containing user-to-device mappings) to determine the device type for each event. However, the performance of this join operation is poor, especially when filtering 'WEB EVENTS' by a specific date range. The 'USER DEVICES table is small enough to fit in memory. What is the most effective approach to optimize this query for performance?

A) Create a materialized view that pre-joins 'WEB_EVENTS' and 'USER_DEVICES' tables without filtering
B) Use a standard 'JOIN' operation between 'WEB_EVENTS' and USER_DEVICES' without any modifications.
C) Use a 'LATERAL FLATTEN' function to process the data in parallel.
D) Broadcast the 'USER DEVICES table to all compute nodes before performing the join. (Hint: Consider using 'BROADCAST hint)
E) Convert the 'WEB EVENTS' table to use a VARIANT data type and query with JSON path expressions.

2. You are designing a complex data pipeline in Snowflake that involves multiple interdependent Tasks. Several of these Tasks need to access sensitive customer data, and you want to ensure that the least privilege principle is followed. How should you configure the Tasks and their associated roles to minimize the risk of unauthorized data access while maintaining the functionality of the pipeline? (Select TWO)

A) Grant 'SELECT privilege on all tables containing sensitive data to the 'PUBLIC' role. Tasks will inherit these privileges and can access the data without explicit role assignments.
B) Grant the role to the user that owns all the Tasks. This ensures that all Tasks have the necessary privileges to access any data within the Snowflake account.
C) Create a single role with broad data access privileges and grant this role to all Tasks. This simplifies role management and ensures that no Task encounters permission errors during execution.
D) Use stored procedures executed with 'EXECUTE AS CALLER to encapsulate the sensitive data access logic. The stored procedure owner (who should have appropriate privileges) grants execute privilege to the Task's role, but the Task itself does not directly interact with the sensitive data.
E) Create separate, specific roles for each Task or group of related Tasks. Grant each role only the minimum necessary privileges to access the specific tables and functions required by that Task. Assign each Task to the appropriate role using the 'EXECUTE AS OWNER clause.o

3. A data engineer is tasked with creating a Listing to share a large dataset stored in Snowflake. The dataset contains sensitive Personally Identifiable Information (PII) that must be masked for certain consumer roles. The data engineer wants to use Snowflake's dynamic data masking policies within the Listing to achieve this. Which of the following approaches is the MOST secure and maintainable way to implement this requirement, assuming that the consumer roles are pre-defined and known?

A) Apply dynamic data masking policies directly to the base tables containing the PII and share these tables in the Listing. Policies should use the function to determine when to mask the data.
B) Implement an external function that masks the data based on the consumer's role and share this function in the Listing. Use this external function in a view shared through the listing.
C) Create multiple versions of the shared tables, each with different masking applied. The data engineer must manually manage which version each consumer can access.
D) Create a view that applies conditional masking using 'CASE' statements based on the function and share the view in the Listing.

4. You're loading data into a Snowflake table using 'COPY INTO'. You notice that some rows are being rejected due to data validation errors (e.g., data type mismatch, uniqueness constraint violations). You want to implement a strategy to capture these rejected rows for further analysis and correction. Which of the following approaches offers the MOST efficient and reliable method for capturing and storing the rejected rows, minimizing performance impact during the data loading process? Assume no staging table exists before loading data to production table.

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

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

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