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Exam DBDEA Topics: jobs Difficulty: hard

A file arrival trigger monitors a landing directory in a Unity Catalog volume. Files arrive in bursts: each batch of 20-30 files lands within about a minute, and batches are separated by hours. The team wants every complete batch processed by a single job run, and no more than one run every 15 minutes. Which advanced options should they set on the trigger?

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  1. A. Minimum time between triggers = 900 seconds only — runs are rate-limited, but a run can start as soon as the first files of a batch are detected, before the batch finishes landing
  2. B. Wait after last change = 60 seconds only — batches are debounced, but nothing caps the frequency when batches arrive close together
  3. C. Minimum time between triggers = 0 and Wait after last change = 0 — Databricks batches arrivals automatically by default
  4. D. Minimum time between triggers = 900 seconds and Wait after last change = 60 seconds
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Correct answer: Minimum time between triggers = 900 seconds and Wait after last change = 60 seconds

Reference: https://docs.databricks.com/aws/en/jobs/file-arrival-triggers

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