Fabric Analytics Engineer (DP-600) · Free practice question 6 of 12
Warehouse replacements for unsupported types
You are migrating a SQL Server table to a Fabric warehouse. It contains a CustomerName nvarchar(100) column and a CreatedAt datetime column, neither of which is supported for warehouse tables. Which two data types should you use instead? (Select TWO.)
- A.varchar(100) for CustomerName
- B.ntext for CustomerName
- C.smalldatetime for CreatedAt
- D.datetime2(6) for CreatedAt
- E.datetimeoffset for CreatedAt
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Correct answers: A. varchar(100) for CustomerName · D. datetime2(6) for CreatedAt
Why: Fabric warehouse tables don't support nchar and nvarchar, so you use char and varchar, which store Unicode text with a UTF-8 collation. datetime and smalldatetime aren't supported for tables, and datetime2 is the replacement, with up to six digits of fractional-second precision. The varchar length is measured in bytes, so allow extra length if names include non-ASCII characters. ntext and datetimeoffset are also unsupported for persisted tables.
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