1. What is ETL ? Junior A. reprocessing historical data, safe only when writes are idempotent B. re-running a job with the same input yields the same result, with no duplicates C. transforming data before loading it into the target D. overwriting a target partition rather than appending Answer + AI explanation with Pro
2. Which term means: "transforming data before loading it into the target"? Junior A. idempotent write B. MERGE / upsert C. idempotency D. ETL Answer + AI explanation with Pro
3. Which statement is correct? Junior A. ETL — transforming data before loading it into the target B. ETL — capturing changes from the database transaction log (e.g. Debezium), including deletes C. ETL — processing only new or changed rows since the last run D. ETL — updating matched rows and inserting new rows in one atomic statement Answer + AI explanation with Pro
4. What is ELT ? Junior A. overwriting a target partition rather than appending B. reprocessing historical data, safe only when writes are idempotent C. capturing changes from the database transaction log (e.g. Debezium), including deletes D. loading raw data first, then transforming it inside the warehouse Answer + AI explanation with Pro
5. Which term means: "loading raw data first, then transforming it inside the warehouse"? Junior A. ELT B. idempotent write C. log-based CDC D. ETL Answer + AI explanation with Pro
6. Which statement is correct? Junior A. ELT — loading raw data first, then transforming it inside the warehouse B. ELT — reprocessing historical data, safe only when writes are idempotent C. ELT — overwriting a target partition rather than appending D. ELT — transforming data before loading it into the target Answer + AI explanation with Pro
7. What is idempotency ? Mid A. re-running a job with the same input yields the same result, with no duplicates B. loading raw data first, then transforming it inside the warehouse C. capturing changes from the database transaction log (e.g. Debezium), including deletes D. overwriting a target partition rather than appending Answer + AI explanation with Pro
8. Which term means: "re-running a job with the same input yields the same result, with no duplicates"? Mid A. MERGE / upsert B. idempotency C. incremental load D. idempotent write Answer + AI explanation with Pro
9. Which statement is correct? Mid A. idempotency — re-running a job with the same input yields the same result, with no duplicates B. idempotency — transforming data before loading it into the target C. idempotency — processing only new or changed rows since the last run D. idempotency — capturing changes from the database transaction log (e.g. Debezium), including deletes Answer + AI explanation with Pro
10. What is idempotent write ? Mid A. transforming data before loading it into the target B. capturing changes from the database transaction log (e.g. Debezium), including deletes C. overwriting a target partition rather than appending D. processing only new or changed rows since the last run Answer + AI explanation with Pro
11. Which term means: "overwriting a target partition rather than appending"? Mid A. idempotency B. incremental load C. ELT D. idempotent write Answer + AI explanation with Pro
12. Which statement is correct? Mid A. idempotent write — updating matched rows and inserting new rows in one atomic statement B. idempotent write — re-running a job with the same input yields the same result, with no duplicates C. idempotent write — overwriting a target partition rather than appending D. idempotent write — processing only new or changed rows since the last run Answer + AI explanation with Pro
13. What is incremental load ? Mid A. capturing changes from the database transaction log (e.g. Debezium), including deletes B. reprocessing historical data, safe only when writes are idempotent C. processing only new or changed rows since the last run D. loading raw data first, then transforming it inside the warehouse Answer + AI explanation with Pro
14. Which term means: "processing only new or changed rows since the last run"? Mid A. ELT B. incremental load C. idempotent write D. ETL Answer + AI explanation with Pro
15. Which statement is correct? Mid A. incremental load — processing only new or changed rows since the last run B. incremental load — capturing changes from the database transaction log (e.g. Debezium), including deletes C. incremental load — updating matched rows and inserting new rows in one atomic statement D. incremental load — transforming data before loading it into the target Answer + AI explanation with Pro
16. What is MERGE / upsert ? Mid A. transforming data before loading it into the target B. loading raw data first, then transforming it inside the warehouse C. updating matched rows and inserting new rows in one atomic statement D. processing only new or changed rows since the last run Answer + AI explanation with Pro
17. Which term means: "updating matched rows and inserting new rows in one atomic statement"? Mid A. idempotency B. ETL C. incremental load D. MERGE / upsert Answer + AI explanation with Pro
18. Which statement is correct? Mid A. MERGE / upsert — updating matched rows and inserting new rows in one atomic statement B. MERGE / upsert — processing only new or changed rows since the last run C. MERGE / upsert — overwriting a target partition rather than appending D. MERGE / upsert — reprocessing historical data, safe only when writes are idempotent Answer + AI explanation with Pro
19. What is log-based CDC ? Senior A. loading raw data first, then transforming it inside the warehouse B. capturing changes from the database transaction log (e.g. Debezium), including deletes C. transforming data before loading it into the target D. reprocessing historical data, safe only when writes are idempotent Answer + AI explanation with Pro
20. Which term means: "capturing changes from the database transaction log (e.g. Debezium), including deletes"? Senior A. idempotent write B. log-based CDC C. ETL D. MERGE / upsert Answer + AI explanation with Pro
21. Which statement is correct? Senior A. log-based CDC — overwriting a target partition rather than appending B. log-based CDC — capturing changes from the database transaction log (e.g. Debezium), including deletes C. log-based CDC — re-running a job with the same input yields the same result, with no duplicates D. log-based CDC — transforming data before loading it into the target Answer + AI explanation with Pro
22. What is backfill ? Mid A. transforming data before loading it into the target B. reprocessing historical data, safe only when writes are idempotent C. loading raw data first, then transforming it inside the warehouse D. processing only new or changed rows since the last run Answer + AI explanation with Pro
23. Which term means: "reprocessing historical data, safe only when writes are idempotent"? Mid A. backfill B. log-based CDC C. MERGE / upsert D. idempotency Answer + AI explanation with Pro
24. Which statement is correct? Mid A. backfill — updating matched rows and inserting new rows in one atomic statement B. backfill — loading raw data first, then transforming it inside the warehouse C. backfill — processing only new or changed rows since the last run D. backfill — reprocessing historical data, safe only when writes are idempotent Answer + AI explanation with Pro