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Question 126

The effects of query pruning can be observed by evaluating which statistics? (Select TWO).

Correct Answer: A,C
Query pruning in Snowflake refers to the optimization technique where the system reduces the amount of data scanned by a query based on the query conditions. This typically involves skipping unnecessary data partitions that do not contribute to the query result. The effectiveness of this technique can be observed through:
* Option A: Partitions scanned. This statistic indicates how many data partitions were actually scanned as
* a result of query pruning, showing the optimization in action.
* Option C: Bytes scanned. This measures the volume of data physically read during query execution, and a reduction in this number indicates effective query pruning, as fewer bytes are read when unnecessary partitions are skipped.
Options B, D, and E do not directly relate to observing the effects of query pruning. "Partitions total" shows the total available, not the impact of pruning, while "Bytes read from result" and "Bytes written" relate to output rather than the efficiency of data scanning.References:Snowflake documentation on performance tuning and query optimization techniques, specifically how query pruning affects data access.
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Question 127

Will data cached in a warehouse be lost when the warehouse is resized?

Correct Answer: C
When a Snowflake virtual warehouse is resized, the data cached in the warehouse is not lost. This is because the cache is maintained independently of the warehouse size. Resizing a warehouse, whether scaling up or down, does not affect the cached data, ensuring that query performance is not impacted by such changes.
Reference:
[COF-C02] SnowPro Core Certification Exam Study Guide
Snowflake Documentation on Virtual Warehouse Performance1
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Question 128

Which SQL command can be used to see the CREATE definition of a masking policy?

Correct Answer: C
The SQL command GET_DDL can be used to retrieve the CREATE definition of a masking policy in Snowflake. This command generates the DDL statement required to recreate the masking policy
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Question 129

Which MINIMUM set of privileges is required to temporarily bypass an active network policy by configuring the user object property MINS_TO_BYPASS_NETWORK_POLICY?

Correct Answer: A
To temporarily bypass an active network policy by configuring the user object propertyMINS_TO_BYPASS_NETWORK_POLICY, the minimum set of privileges required is having the ACCOUNTADMIN role. This role has the necessary privileges to make such changes, including modifying user properties that affect network policies.
References:
* Snowflake Documentation: Network Policy Management
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Question 130

Which SQL statement will require a virtual warehouse to run?

Correct Answer: C
EMP_ID NUMBER,
EMP_NAME VARCHAR(30),
EMP_SALARY NUMBER, DEPT VARCHAR{20)
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