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What considerations should a Data Engineer make when leveraging the table function TASK_HISTORY? (Choose two.)

  • A. Querying TASK_HISTORY will return only in progress or completed task executions.
  • B. For the task of interest to be returned, it must have been triggered within the last 30 days.
  • C. A user querying the table function must be the owner of the task or have elevated privileges.
  • D. A RESULT_LIMIT parameter must be provided during execution because TASK_HISTORY is a table function.
  • E. Any parameters used in the TASK_HISTORY table function will take precedent before SQL limiting functions.
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Selected Answer: CE
when the TASK_HISTORY function is queried, its task name, time range, and result limit arguments are applied first followed by the WHERE and LIMIT clause. To view a task graph within this function, the invoking role requires at least one of the following privileges: OWNERSHIP privilege on the task (that is, the task owner). MONITOR or OPERATE privileges on the task. The global MONITOR EXECUTION privilege. The ACCOUNTADMIN role. https://docs.snowflake.com/en/sql-reference/functions/task_history
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