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Databricks Databricks-Certified-Data-Analyst-Associate Exam Overview:

Certification Vendor:	Databricks
Exam Name:	Databricks Certified Data Analyst Associate Exam
Exam Number:	Databricks-Certified-Data-Analyst-Associate
Available Languages:	English
Passing Score:	70%
Exam Price:	$200 USD
Certificate Validity Period:	2 years
Real Exam Qty:	45–60
Exam Duration:	90 minutes
Exam Format:	Multiple Choice, Multiple Select
Related Certifications:	Databricks Certified Machine Learning Associate Databricks Certified Data Engineer Associate
Recommended Training:	Databricks Academy - Data Analyst Learning Path Databricks SQL Training Courses
Exam Registration:	Kryterion Webassessor Registration Databricks Certification Portal
Sample Questions:	Databricks Databricks-Certified-Data-Analyst-Associate Sample Questions
Exam Way:	Online proctored exam via remote monitoring (Kryterion Webassessor platform)
Pre Condition:	No formal prerequisites required, but familiarity with SQL and basic data analysis concepts is recommended.
Official Syllabus URL:	https://www.databricks.com/learn/certification

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Databricks Databricks-Certified-Data-Analyst-Associate Exam Syllabus Topics:

Topic	Details
Topic 1	Databricks SQL: This topic discusses key and side audiences, users, Databricks SQL benefits, complementing a basic Databricks SQL query, schema browser, Databricks SQL dashboards, and the purpose of Databricks SQL endpoints warehouses. Furthermore, the delves into Serverless Databricks SQL endpoint warehouses, trade-off between cluster size and cost for Databricks SQL endpoints warehouses, and Partner Connect. Lastly it discusses small-file upload, connecting Databricks SQL to visualization tools, the medallion architecture, the gold layer, and the benefits of working with streaming data.
Topic 2	Data Visualization and Dashboarding: Sub-topics of this topic are about of describing how notifications are sent, how to configure and troubleshoot a basic alert, how to configure a refresh schedule, the pros and cons of sharing dashboards, how query parameters change the output, and how to change the colors of all of the visualizations. It also discusses customized data visualizations, visualization formatting, Query Based Dropdown List, and the method for sharing a dashboard.
Topic 3	Data Management: The topic describes Delta Lake as a tool for managing data files, Delta Lake manages table metadata, benefits of Delta Lake within the Lakehouse, tables on Databricks, a table owner’s responsibilities, and the persistence of data. It also identifies management of a table, usage of Data Explorer by a table owner, and organization-specific considerations of PII data. Lastly, the topic it explains how the LOCATION keyword changes, usage of Data Explorer to secure data.
Topic 4	Analytics applications: It describes key moments of statistical distributions, data enhancement, and the blending of data between two source applications. Moroever, the topic also explains last-mile ETL, a scenario in which data blending would be beneficial, key statistical measures, descriptive statistics, and discrete and continuous statistics.
Topic 5	SQL in the Lakehouse: It identifies a query that retrieves data from the database, the output of a SELECT query, a benefit of having ANSI SQL, access, and clean silver-level data. It also compares and contrasts MERGE INTO, INSERT TABLE, and COPY INTO. Lastly, this topic focuses on creating and applying UDFs in common scaling scenarios.

Databricks Certified Data Analyst Associate Exam Sample Questions (Q40-Q45):

NEW QUESTION # 40
In a healthcare provider organization using Delta Lake to store electronic health records, a data analyst needs to analyze a snapshot of the patient_records table from two weeks ago before some recent data corrections were applied.
What approach should the Data Engineer take to allow the analyst to query that specific prior version?

A. Truncate the table to remove all data, then reload the data from two weeks ago into the truncated table for the analyst to query.
B. Identify the version number corresponding to two weeks ago from the Delta transaction log, share that version number with the analyst to query using VERSION AS OF syntax, or export that version to a new Delta table for the analyst to query.
C. Use the VACUUM command to remove all versions of the table older than two weeks, then the analyst can query the remaining version.
D. Restore the table to the version from two weeks ago using the RESTORE command, and have the analyst query the restored table.

Answer: B

Explanation:
Option B is correct. Delta Lake supports time travel, which allows users to query previous table versions by timestamp or version number. The version can be obtained from table history and queried using VERSION AS OF. Restoring the table would change the current table state for everyone, which is not necessary when the analyst only needs to analyze a historical snapshot. VACUUM would remove old data files and can prevent time travel. Official Databricks extract: time travel supports "querying previous table versions," and the syntax includes SELECT * FROM people10m VERSION AS OF 123. Databricks also states that the version can be obtained from DESCRIBE HISTORY. Note: the two-week snapshot is queryable only if the required log and data files are still retained.

NEW QUESTION # 41
A data analysis team is working with the table_bronze SQL table as a source for one of its most complex projects. A stakeholder of the project notices that some of the downstream data is duplicative. The analysis team identifies table_bronze as the source of the duplication.
Which of the following queries can be used to deduplicate the data from table_bronze and write it to a new table table_silver?
A)
CREATE TABLE table_silver AS
SELECT DISTINCT *
FROM table_bronze;
B)
CREATE TABLE table_silver AS
INSERT *
FROM table_bronze;
C)
CREATE TABLE table_silver AS
MERGE DEDUPLICATE *
FROM table_bronze;
D)
INSERT INTO TABLE table_silver
SELECT * FROM table_bronze;
E)
INSERT OVERWRITE TABLE table_silver
SELECT * FROM table_bronze;

A. Option C
B. Option D
C. Option A
D. Option E
E. Option B

Answer: C

Explanation:
Option A uses the SELECT DISTINCT statement to remove duplicate rows from the table_bronze and create a new table table_silver with the deduplicated data. This is the correct way to deduplicate data using Spark SQL12. Option B simply inserts all the rows from table_bronze into table_silver, without removing any duplicates. Option C is not a valid syntax for Spark SQL, as there is no MERGE DEDUPLICATE statement. Option D appends all the rows from table_bronze into table_silver, without removing any duplicates. Option E overwrites the existing data in table_silver with the data from table_bronze, without removing any duplicates. Reference: Delete Duplicate using SPARK SQL, Spark SQL - How to Remove Duplicate Rows

NEW QUESTION # 42
A data analyst has been asked to use the below table sales_table to rank products within region by the sales.
Input table:
region product sales
WEST A 1880.59
EAST A 2045.99
EAST B 4583.23
WEST B 3391.19
The result of the query should look like this:
region product rank
EAST B 1
EAST A 2
WEST B 1
WEST A 2
Which query will accomplish this task?

A. Option A
B. Option C
C. Option D
D. SELECT region, product, RANK() OVER ( PARTITION BY region ORDER BY sales DESC ) AS rankFROM sales_table;
E. SELECT region, product, RANK() OVER ( ORDER BY sales DESC ) AS rankFROM sales_table;
F. SELECT region, product, RANK() OVER ( PARTITION BY region ) AS rankFROM sales_table;
G. SELECT region, product, RANK() OVER ( PARTITION BY product ORDER BY sales DESC ) AS rankFROM sales_table;
H. Option B

Answer: D

Explanation:
Option D is correct. The phrase "rank products within region by the sales" means each region must be ranked separately, so the window must use PARTITION BY region. The ranking must be based on highest sales first, so the window must use ORDER BY sales DESC. Option A ranks across all regions together. Option B ranks within product, not within region. Option C does not specify the sales ordering. Official Databricks extract:
rank() "returns the rank of a value compared to all values in the partition," and its OVER clause must include ORDER BY.

NEW QUESTION # 43
Which of the following benefits of using Databricks SQL is provided by Data Explorer?

A. It can be used to view metadata and data, as well as view/change permissions.
B. It can be used to make visualizations that can be shared with stakeholders.
C. It can be used to run UPDATE queries to update any tables in a database.
D. It can be used to connect to third party Bl cools.
E. It can be used to produce dashboards that allow data exploration.

Answer: A

Explanation:
Data Explorer is a user interface that allows you to discover and manage data, schemas, tables, models, and permissions in Databricks SQL. You can use Data Explorer to view schema details, preview sample data, and see table and model details and properties. Administrators can view and change owners, and admins and data object owners can grant and revoke permissions1. Reference: Discover and manage data using Data Explorer

NEW QUESTION # 44
A data analyst has been asked to configure an alert for a query that returns the income in the accounts_receivable table for a date range. The date range is configurable using a Date query parameter.
The Alert does not work.
Which of the following describes why the Alert does not work?

A. Queries that use query parameters cannot be used with Alerts.
B. Alerts don't work with queries that access tables.
C. The wrong query parameter is being used. Alerts only work with drogdown list query parameters, not dates.
D. Queries that return results based on dates cannot be used with Alerts.
E. The wrong query parameter is being used. Alerts only work with Date and Time query parameters.

Answer: A

Explanation:
The reason the alert is not functioning as expected is because Databricks SQL Alerts do not support query parameters. This limitation applies to all types of parameters, including date parameters.
Here's why:
Alerts require static, deterministic query results so they can compare values consistently during scheduled executions.
When a query includes parameters (e.g., a date range parameter), its results may change based on user input or the default value set in the query editor.
However, Databricks SQL Alerts will always use the default value set for the parameter at the time the alert is created. This means the alert doesn't dynamically adapt to new date ranges and will not reflect changes unless the query is manually updated.
As a result, if the business logic behind the alert depends on changing date ranges or any user input, the alert will not trigger correctly, or may never trigger at all.
Therefore, the correct explanation contradicts Option B, which is incorrect in saying that alerts cannot work with date-based queries at all. In fact, they can-as long as the query is static (i.e., without parameters).
Reference:
Databricks SQL Alerts Documentation
Databricks Knowledge: "You cannot use alerts with queries that contain parameters."

NEW QUESTION # 45
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