Databricks Certified Data Engineer - Associate

Explanation

Let's analyze each option:

A. GRANT USAGE ON DATABASE customers TO team;

• This only grants USAGE privilege, which allows the team to see the database and its objects, but not full privileges.

B. GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE team TO customers;

• This is incorrect because it grants privileges on database 'team' to 'customers', not on database 'customers' to 'team'.

C. GRANT SELECT PRIMILEGES ON DATABASE customers TO teams;

• This has a typo ('PRIMILEGES' instead of 'PRIVILEGES') and only grants SELECT privileges, not full privileges.

D. GRANT SELECT CREATE MODIFY USAGE PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE customers TO team;

• This lists specific privileges but may not include all privileges needed for full management. Also, 'MODIFY' is not a standard database privilege in most SQL systems.

E. GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE custormers TO team;

• This is the correct command to grant full permissions. However, note there's a typo in 'custormers' (should be 'customers'), but based on the context and the requirement for full privileges, this is the intended correct answer.

Key Points:

1. GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES is the standard SQL command to grant all available privileges on a database object.
2. The correct syntax is GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE database_name TO user_or_group;
3. In Databricks Unity Catalog, this would grant all applicable privileges including CREATE, SELECT, MODIFY, USAGE, etc., on the specified database.
4. The team needs 'full privileges' to 'fully manage the project', which aligns with ALL PRIVILEGES.

Note: Option E has a typo ('custormers' instead of 'customers'), but among the given options, it's the only one that uses the correct ALL PRIVILEGES syntax for granting full permissions.