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Exam DBDEA Topics: jobs Difficulty: medium

An operations dashboard is published in the workspace, and the first analyst to open it each morning waits while all of its queries run from scratch. The team already runs a scheduled Lakeflow Job that finishes refreshing the underlying tables by 07:00, and they want the dashboard's results ready before analysts arrive at 08:00. What should the team add to this job?

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  1. A. Nothing, because a published dashboard refreshes its results only when a user opens it, and no job task can change that
  2. B. A Dashboard task after the table refresh, which refreshes the published dashboard's results as a step of the job
  3. C. A notebook task that exports the dashboard to a PDF every morning, because only an export forces the dashboard's queries to run
  4. D. A Dashboard task that publishes a new copy of the dashboard on every run, so analysts always open a freshly published version
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Correct answer: A Dashboard task after the table refresh, which refreshes the published dashboard's results as a step of the job

Reference: https://docs.databricks.com/aws/en/jobs/configure-task

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Official Answer (B): A Dashboard task after the table refresh, which refreshes the published dashboard's results as a step of the job

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