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Question 561

A user created a transient table and made several changes to it over the course of several days. Three days after the table was created, the user would like to go back to the first version of the table.
How can this be accomplished?

Correct Answer: A
To go back to the first version of a transient table created three days prior, one can use Time Travel if the DATA_RETENTION_TIME_IN_DAYS was set to at least 3 days. This allows the user to access historical data within the specified retention period. Reference: [COF-C02] SnowPro Core Certification Exam Study Guide
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Question 562

While unloading a relational table to JSON, which function can be combined with the COPY INTO
<location> command to convert the table rows into a relational table with a single VARIANT column and then unload the rows into a file?

Correct Answer: B
OBJECT_CONSTRUCT() converts each row into a single VARIANT object, which can then be unloaded in JSON format using COPY INTO. This is essential when converting relational data into semi-structured JSON.
Reference:
Snowflake Docs: OBJECT_CONSTRUCT
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Question 563

What happens when a table or schema with a standard retention period is dropped?

Correct Answer: D
In Snowflake, when a table or schema is dropped, it is not immediately deleted but retained for the configured data retention period, also known as "Time Travel." During this period, users can use commands like UNDROP to recover the dropped object if needed. After the retention period expires, the object is then moved to Fail-safe (if applicable) for an additional seven days before being permanently removed. This feature is intended to provide data protection and recovery options in case of accidental deletions.
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Question 564

How can a dropped internal stage be restored?

Correct Answer: D
Once an internal stage is dropped in Snowflake, it cannot be recovered or restored using Time Travel or UNDROP commands. The only option is to recreate the dropped stage
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Question 565

What command is used to unload data from a Snowflake table to a local file system?

Correct Answer: B
The GET command is used to download (i.e., unload) files from a Snowflake internal stage to the local file system. COPY INTO writes to stages, not directly to local disk.
Reference:
Snowflake Docs: GET Command
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