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Exam DBDEA Topics: jobs Difficulty: medium

A downstream Lakeflow Job must refresh whenever two specific upstream tables change — sales.orders and sales.returns — but a third table in the same schema, sales.staging, changes constantly and must never trigger the job. How should the table update trigger be configured?

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  1. A. Monitor the whole sales schema, and cancel any run that was triggered by sales.staging
  2. B. Select sales.orders and sales.returns as the trigger's monitored tables, so only they fire the job
  3. C. Add a filter in the job's first task that checks which table changed before continuing
  4. D. Rely on the default behavior, because table update triggers always watch every table in the source schema
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Correct answer: Select sales.orders and sales.returns as the trigger's monitored tables, so only they fire the job

Reference: https://docs.databricks.com/aws/en/jobs/trigger-table-update

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