COF-R02 SnowPro Core Recertification Exam Questions

COF-R02 SnowPro Core Recertification Exam Questions

The COF-R02 SnowPro Core Recertification exam is available for candidates with an expiring SnowPro Core Certification. By passing the SnowPro Core Recertification exam, a candidate’s SnowPro Core Certification’s status will extend an additional 2 years from the date of passing the recertification exam. Candidates must hold a valid SnowPro Core Certification at the time they take the recertification exam to be eligible for the SnowPro Core Recertification exam.

Our COF-R02 SnowPro Core Recertification Exam Questions are designed to be a realistic representation of the actual exam, and is tailored to the latest exam objectives. It provides you with a chance to identify your strengths and weaknesses, and to focus your study efforts accordingly. By taking our COF-R02 SnowPro Core Recertification Exam Questions, you will be well-prepared to pass the COF-R02 SnowPro Core Recertification exam on your first try.

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1. What is the SNOWFLAKE.ACCOUNT_USAGE view that contains information about which objects were read by queries within the last 365 days (1 year)?

2. When is the result set cache no longer available? (Select TWO)

3. Which of the following are best practices for loading data into Snowflake? (Choose three.)

4. True or False: It is possible to query data from an Internal or named External stage without loading the data into Snowflake.

5. Which feature is only available in the Enterprise or higher editions of Snowflake?

6. True or False: The user has to specify which cluster a query will run on in multi-clustering Warehouse.

7. True or False: Bulk unloading of data from Snowflake supports the use of a SELECT statement.

8. True or False: Reader Accounts incur no additional Compute costs to the Data Provider since they are simply reading the shared data without making changes.

9. Which privilege is required for a role to be able to resume a suspended warehouse if auto-resume is not enabled?

10. A user has 10 files in a stage containing new customer data. The ingest operation completes with no errors, using the following command:

COPY INTO my__table FROM @my__stage;

The next day the user adds 10 files to the stage so that now the stage contains a mixture of new customer data and updates to the previous data. The user did not remove the 10 original files.

If the user runs the same copy into command what will happen?


 

 

 

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