Q: 10
[Maintenance and Troubleshooting]
A query is created that will run weekly via API. After it is tested and ready, it is reviewed in the Query
Center. Which available column should be checked to determine how many compute units will be
used when the query is run?
Options
Discussion
Option B here. Compute Unit Usage shows what's actually used when the query runs on schedule, not just a simulated estimate. I think that's what they're looking for but if anyone saw something different in the UI, let me know.
Option B popped up in a practice set I did, pretty sure it's right. "Compute Unit Usage" reflects what actually gets consumed when the query runs live, not just in test mode.
B
That would be B. That's the column in Query Center for actual usage after go-live, I think.
Not seeing how C fits, since that'd show the simulation. B lines up better given it's about actual units used when live. Open to other opinions if I've missed something, but B looks right from what I recall.
Had something like this in a mock, B.
Is "Simulated Compute Units" (C) ever shown in the official practice test for post-deployment queries? I remember seeing it there.
C or B, but honestly feel like C fits too if we're talking about tested queries before scheduling.
B
B , similar question popped up in official practice and the admin guide. Always check those docs for these details.
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