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Exam DBDEA Topics: ingestion Difficulty: easy

A product manager e-mails the data engineering team a weekly CSV export that lives on her laptop. The team needs its contents in a Unity Catalog-governed Delta table and plans to run this statement once the file is available on a storage path: ```sql COPY INTO main.ops.weekly_orders FROM '/Volumes/main/ingest/uploads/' FILEFORMAT = CSV; ``` Which approach correctly makes the laptop file available to this statement?

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  1. A. Point the FROM clause at the file path on the product manager's laptop, such as 'C:/exports/orders.csv', because COPY INTO can read any path the analyst can open
  2. B. Upload the file into a Unity Catalog volume (for example, with the Catalog Explorer upload option) so it lands on a UC-governed cloud storage path that COPY INTO can read
  3. C. Place the file in the workspace DBFS root with dbutils.fs.put, because DBFS paths are automatically governed by Unity Catalog
  4. D. Attach the CSV to a notebook cell and run spark.read.csv on the uploaded artifact, since notebook attachments behave like Unity Catalog tables
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Correct answer: Upload the file into a Unity Catalog volume (for example, with the Catalog Explorer upload option) so it lands on a UC-governed cloud storage path that COPY INTO can read

Reference: https://docs.databricks.com/aws/en/ingestion/cloud-object-storage/copy-into

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Official Answer (B): Upload the file into a Unity Catalog volume (for example, with the Catalog Explorer upload option) so it lands on a UC-governed cloud storage path that COPY INTO can read

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