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

1. You are developing a data pipeline in Snowflake that uses SQL UDFs for data transformation. You need to define a UDF that calculates the Haversine distance between two geographical points (latitude and longitude). Performance is critical. Which of the following approaches would result in the most efficient UDF implementation, considering Snowflake's execution model?

A) Create a Java UDF that calculates the Haversine distance, leveraging optimized mathematical libraries. This allows for potentially faster execution due to lower- level optimizations.
B) Create a SQL UDF leveraging Snowflake's VECTORIZED keyword, hoping to automatically leverage SIMD instructions, without any code changes to mathematical calculation inside the UDF
C) Create an External Function (using AWS Lambda or Azure Functions) to calculate the Haversine distance. This allows for offloading the computation to a separate compute environment.
D) Create a SQL UDF that pre-calculates the RADIANS for latitude and longitude only once and stores them in a temporary table, using those values for subsequent distance calculations within the same session.
E) Create a SQL UDF that directly calculates the Haversine distance using Snowflake's built-in mathematical functions (SIN, COS, ACOS, RADIANS). This is straightforward and easy to implement.

2. You have implemented a Snowpipe using auto-ingest to load data from an AWS S3 bucket. The pipe is configured to load data into a table with a 'DATE column ('TRANSACTION DATE'). The data files in S3 contain a date field in the format 'YYYYMMDD'. Occasionally, you observe data loading failures in Snowpipe with the error message indicating an issue converting the string to a date. The 'FILE FORMAT' definition includes 'DATE FORMAT = 'YYYYMMDD''. Furthermore, you are also noticing that after a while, some files are not being ingested even though they are present in the S3 bucket. How to effectively diagnose and resolve these issues?

A) The 'DATE FORMAT parameter is case-sensitive. Ensure it matches the case of the incoming data. Also, check the 'VALIDATION MODE and ERROR parameters to ensure error handling is appropriately configured for files with date format errors. For the files that are not ingested use 'SYSTEM$PIPE to find the cause of the issue.
B) The issue may arise if the time zone of the Snowflake account does not match the time zone of your data in AWS S3. Try setting the 'TIMEZONE parameter in the FILE FORMAT definition. For files that are not being ingested, manually refresh the Snowpipe with 'ALTER PIPE ... REFRESH'.
C) Verify that the 'DATE FORMAT is correct and that all files consistently adhere to this format. Check for corrupted files in S3 that may be preventing Snowpipe from processing subsequent files. Additionally, review the Snowpipe error notifications in Snowflake to identify the root cause of ingestion failures. Use 'SYSTEM$PIPE to troubleshoot the files not ingested
D) The error could be due to invalid characters in the source data files. Implement data cleansing steps to remove invalid characters from the date fields before uploading to S3. For files not being ingested, check S3 event notifications for missing or failed events.
E) Snowflake's auto-ingest feature has limitations and may not be suitable for inconsistent data formats. Consider using the Snowpipe REST API to implement custom error handling and data validation logic. Monitor the Snowflake event queue to ensure events are being received.

3. You're using Snowpark Python to transform data in a Snowflake table called 'employee_data' which includes columns , 'department, 'salary' , and 'performance_rating'. You need to identify the top 3 highest-paid employees within each department based on their salary, but only for departments where the average performance rating is above 4.0. Which of the following approaches using Snowpark efficiently combines window functions, filtering, and aggregations to achieve this?

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

4. You are designing a data pipeline in Snowflake that involves several tasks chained together. One of the tasks, 'task B' , depends on the successful completion of 'task A'. 'task_B' occasionally fails due to transient network issues. To ensure the pipeline's robustness, you need to implement a retry mechanism for 'task_B' without using external orchestration tools. What is the MOST efficient way to achieve this using native Snowflake features, while also limiting the number of retries to prevent infinite loops and excessive resource consumption? Assume the task definition for 'task_B' is as follows:

A) Embed the retry logic directly within the stored procedure called by 'task_B'. The stored procedure should catch exceptions related to network issues, introduce a delay using 'SYSTEM$WAIT , and retry the main logic. Implement a loop with a maximum retry count.
B) Utilize Snowflake's external functions to call a retry service implemented in a cloud function (e.g., AWS Lambda or Azure Function). The external function will handle the retry logic and update the task status in Snowflake.
C) Modify the task definition of 'task_B' to include a SQL statement that checks for the success of 'task_R in the TASK_HISTORY view before executing the main logic. If 'task_A' failed, use ' SYSTEM$WAIT to introduce a delay and then retry the main logic. Implement a counter to limit the number of retries.
D) Leverage Snowflake's event tables like QUERY_HISTORY and TASK _ HISTORY in the ACCOUNT_USAGE schema joined with custom metadata tags to correlate specific transformation steps to execution times and resource usage. Also set up alerting based on defined performance thresholds.
E) Create a separate task, 'task_C', that is scheduled to run immediately after 'task will check the status of 'task_BS in the TASK HISTORY view. If 'task_B' failed, 'task_c' will re-enable 'task_B' and suspend itself. Use the parameter on 'task_B' to limit the number of retries.

5. A Snowflake table 'ORDERS' is clustered on the 'ORDER DATE column. After several months, you notice that many micro-partitions contain data from a wide range of 'ORDER DATE values, and query performance on date range filters is degrading. Which of the following actions could improve performance and reduce the overlap in micro-partitions?

A) Run 'OPTIMIZE TABLE ORDERS' to recluster the table.
B) Change the clustering key to a composite key including ORDER DATE and another relevant column.
C) Change the ORDER DATE column to VARCHAR and then cluster.
D) Increase the virtual warehouse size used for loading data into the "ORDERS' table.
E) Drop and recreate the table with a different clustering key.

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