Explanation:
An alert can be in one of three states: 1. OK – The condition was not met in the most recent execution. 2. TRIGGERED – The condition was met in the most recent execution. 3. UNKNOWN – No data is available, or the column the alert is set on is missing. The status alternates between OK and TRIGGERED based on the condition's fulfillment in the most recent execution. For more details, refer to Databricks SQL Alerts documentation.
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What does the 'OK' status of an alert on football match data indicate?
A
The 'OK' status indicates that the alert was successfully created but has never been triggered.
B
An 'OK' status means the alert is operating correctly, with no errors present.
C
The 'OK' status shows that the alert condition was not met in the most recent execution, regardless of past triggers.
D
An 'OK' status informs the user that the alert was triggered in the most recent execution.
E
The 'OK' status simply confirms the alert has been successfully deleted from the system.
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