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1. A data engineer observes that a Snowflake query, used for generating a daily sales report, consistently runs slower each day, despite the dataset size remaining relatively stable. The query joins a large sales table (SALES) with a smaller product dimension table (PRODUCT) on PRODUCT ID. You've already confirmed that virtual warehouse sizing is adequate and data clustering is enabled on SALES(SALE DATE). Analyze the following scenarios and identify the MOST likely cause of the performance degradation and potential solution:

A) The statistics on the PRODUCT table are outdated. Run 'ANALYZE TABLE PRODUCT' to refresh them.
B) The data clustering on SALES(SALE DATE) is ineffective as the query also filters on PRODUCT CATEGORY, which isn't clustered. Re-cluster SALES by both SALE DATE and PRODUCT CATEGORY.
C) The virtual warehouse is being overwhelmed by concurrent queries. Implement workload management rules to prioritize the sales report query.
D) The join between SALES and PRODUCT is causing excessive data spill to local storage due to an inefficient join order. Consider using a JOIN hint, specifically a BROADCAST hint on the PRODUCT table (small table).
E) The Snowflake query optimizer is selecting a suboptimal execution plan because the query is complex. Rewrite the query using temporary tables to break down the logic into smaller steps.

2. You have a directory table 'my_directory_table' pointing to a stage containing CSV files with headers. You need to query the directory table to find all files modified in the last 24 hours and load those CSV files using COPY INTO into a target table Assume the target table exists and has appropriate schema'. Which of the following SQL statements, or set of statements, will accomplish this efficiently? Note: Consider efficient file loading.

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3. You have a Snowflake Task that is designed to transform and load data into a target table. The task relies on a Stream to detect changes in a source table. However, you notice that the task is intermittently failing with a 'Stream STALE' error, even though the data in the source table is continuously updated. What are the most likely root causes and the best combination of solutions to prevent this issue? (Select TWO)

A) The Task is not running frequently enough, causing the Stream to accumulate too many changes before being consumed, exceeding its retention period. Increase the task's execution frequency or increase the stream's 'DATA RETENTION TIME IN DAYS
B) The source table is being modified with DDL operations (e.g., ALTER TABLE ADD COLUMN), which are not supported by Streams. Use Table History to track schema changes and manually adjust the Stream's query if needed. Use 'COPY GRANTS' during the DDL.
C) The Stream has reached its maximum age (default 14 days) and expired. There is no way to recover data from an expired Stream. You need to recreate the Stream and reload the source table.
D) The Stream is not configured with 'SHOW INITIAL ROWS = TRUE, causing initial changes to be missed and eventually leading to staleness. Recreate the stream with this parameter set to TRUE.
E) DML operations (e.g., UPDATE, DELETE) being performed on the source table are affecting rows older than the Stream's retention period. Reduce the stream's 'DATA RETENTION TIME IN DAYS' to match the oldest DML operation on the source table.

4. You are troubleshooting a slow-running query that joins a large fact table 'SALES DATA' (100 billion rows) with a smaller dimension table 'CUSTOMER DIM' (1 million rows) on 'CUSTOMER ID. Initial analysis shows that the query is spending significant time in the join operation. You suspect the issue lies with the join strategy being used by Snowflake. Which of the following actions are MOST likely to improve query performance and optimize the join?

A) Increase the virtual warehouse size and monitor for spillover to local disk. If spilling occurs, further increase the warehouse size.
B) Analyze the query profile in Snowflake's web UI and identify if a broadcast join is occurring. If so, consider increasing session parameter (within limits) or re-designing the query to avoid the broadcast join.
C) Ensure both 'SALES DATA' and 'CUSTOMER DIM' are clustered on 'CUSTOMER ID.
D) Ensure that the 'CUSTOMER_ID column in both tables has compatible datatypes and that no implicit type conversions are happening during the join. Also check cardinality of 'CUSTOMER_ID in the SALES DATA table.
E) Convert the query to use a LATERAL FLATTEN function to pre-process the 'CUSTOMER_DIW table before the join.

5. A data engineer is tasked with migrating data from a large on-premise Hadoop cluster to Snowflake using Spark. The Hadoop cluster contains nested JSON dat a. To optimize performance and minimize data transformation in Spark, what is the most efficient approach to read the JSON data into a Spark DataFrame and write it directly to a Snowflake table?

A) Define a schema manually in Spark, then read the JSON data into a Spark DataFrame. Use the Snowflake Spark connector to write the data to Snowflake, specifying the schema explicitly.
B) Use the Snowflake Spark connector with the 'inferSchema' option set to 'true' when reading the JSON data. This allows Spark to automatically infer the schema and write directly to Snowflake.
C) Read the JSON data as strings and utilize Snowflake's 'PARSE JSON' function within a Spark SQL query to transform and load the data into a variant column in Snowflake.
D) Use the 'STORAGE_INTEGRATION' feature in Snowflake to directly access the JSON files in Hadoop (via an external stage) and load the data without using Spark at all.
E) Read the JSON data as text files, then use Spark to parse and flatten the JSON structure before writing to Snowflake using the Snowflake JDBC connector.

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