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A new analyst asks where each of these artifacts should live in the Databricks workspace: an iterative Python script that will be edited and run cell by cell, a SQL query that must be saved once and rerun every week, and a management-facing page of visualizations. Which guidance is correct?

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  1. A. Use notebooks for all three artifacts, since saved queries and dashboards are not workspace objects and live in separate external tools
  2. B. Develop Python in notebooks, save the reusable SQL as a query in Databricks SQL, and build the management page as a dashboard
  3. C. Build dashboards for all three needs, since dashboards fully replace notebooks for developing and running code
  4. D. Develop Python in notebooks and build dashboards, but keep the weekly SQL in notebooks too, because saved queries cannot be shared
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Correct answer: Develop Python in notebooks, save the reusable SQL as a query in Databricks SQL, and build the management page as a dashboard

Reference: https://docs.databricks.com/aws/en/introduction

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Official Answer (B): Develop Python in notebooks, save the reusable SQL as a query in Databricks SQL, and build the management page as a dashboard

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