A dashboard refresh schedule is no longer needed. What is the appropriate action to stop it from running?

Change the dashboard's permissions to 'View only'

Stop the cluster that runs the dashboard

Remove the underlying data source

A scheduled dashboard refresh failed last night. The analyst checks the refresh history and sees an error message indicating that the SQL query timed out. What is the most likely cause and what should the analyst do?

The time zone was set incorrectly; the analyst should change the time zone.

The query is too complex or the underlying data is too large; the analyst should optimize the query or increase the query timeout.

The dashboard was not published; the analyst should publish the dashboard before scheduling.

The schedule was paused; the analyst should resume the schedule.

A marketing team has a dashboard that refreshes every hour, but they are about to enter a campaign period where data changes are only needed once a day. The team wants to reduce the refresh frequency to daily without deleting the schedule. What should the analyst do?

Change the start time to a later time and keep the hourly frequency.

Edit the existing schedule and change the frequency from 'Hourly' to 'Daily'.

Pause the schedule and manually refresh the dashboard once a day.

Delete the existing schedule and create a new one with a daily frequency.

When setting up a scheduled dashboard refresh, what does the 'Time Zone' setting control?

The time zone displayed in the dashboard's visualizations

The time zone of the data stored in the underlying tables

The time zone used to interpret the start time and schedule

The time zone of the Databricks workspace's default cluster

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Domain 6Objective 5

Schedule an Automatic Dashboard Refresh. DATA-ANALYST-ASSOCIATE Practice Questions (Page 3)

Part of the Section 6: Working with Dashboards and Visualizations in Databricks domain, which makes up ~17% of our current practice bank. Databricks does not publish an official question count, but from its 90-minute exam (~35–60 total, ~6–10 in this domain), expect 1–1 from this objective — we provide 14 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)

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A dashboard refresh schedule is no longer needed. What is the appropriate action to stop it from running?
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12application · medium
A scheduled dashboard refresh failed last night. The analyst checks the refresh history and sees an error message indicating that the SQL query timed out. What is the most likely cause and what should the analyst do?
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A marketing team has a dashboard that refreshes every hour, but they are about to enter a campaign period where data changes are only needed once a day. The team wants to reduce the refresh frequency to daily without deleting the schedule. What should the analyst do?
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When setting up a scheduled dashboard refresh, what does the 'Time Zone' setting control?
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