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Exam DBDEA Topics: governance Difficulty: medium

An analyst who belongs to the group finance_analysts runs: ```sql SELECT * FROM analytics.finance.invoices; ``` The query fails with a permissions error, even though the group's grants include: ```sql GRANT SELECT ON TABLE analytics.finance.invoices TO finance_analysts; ``` The group has SELECT on the table, yet the read still fails. Which additional privileges does the group need?

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  1. A. MODIFY on analytics.finance.invoices, because reads also require the write privilege on Unity Catalog tables.
  2. B. BROWSE on catalog analytics, which lets principals read data from all objects in the catalog.
  3. C. USE CATALOG on analytics and USE SCHEMA on analytics.finance, in addition to SELECT on the table.
  4. D. Ownership of analytics.finance.invoices must be transferred to finance_analysts before any member can query it.
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Correct answer: USE CATALOG on analytics and USE SCHEMA on analytics.finance, in addition to SELECT on the table.

Reference: https://docs.databricks.com/aws/en/data-governance/unity-catalog/manage-privileges/

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