Exam DP-203 topic 2 question 6 discussion

Correct answer is A. The trick is the fact that pipeline 1 only has a Failure dependency between de activity's. In this situation this results in a Succeeded pipeline if the Stored procedure failed. If also the success connection was linked to a follow up activity, and the SP would fail, the pipeline would be indeed marked as failed. So A.

Pipeline 2 executes Pipeline 1 if success set variable. Since Pipeline 1 exists it's a success Pipeline 1 Stored procedure fails. If fails set variable. Since the expected outcome is fail the job runs successfully and sets variable1. At least that's how I understand it

A is correct

I chose D There are two paths defined in the question. For pipeline1, upon failure For pipeline2; Upon success. Now ,for pipeline1, to respond to the run of pipeline 2 simply showed that they were connected. This is a case of Upon if else block condition. When previous activity (procedure)failed : node Upon Success is skipped and its parent node failed; overall pipeline1 failed When previous activity succeeds: node Upon Success succeeded and node Upon Failure is skipped (and its parent node succeeds); overall pipeline succeeds. Hence ,pipeline 2 succeeds The pipeline2 can be visualized as thus P2->P1

Correct answer is A.

How do we know which is the default behaviour? Its not mentioned anywhere wether there is a success dependency or failure dependency

OPTION "A"

Correct!!!

A is correct answer

So the default behaviour is Failed dependency ? If so the answer is A. But it doesn't say this anywhere in the question.

Answer is correct. This article helped: https://www.sqlshack.com/dependencies-in-azure-data-factory/

A is correct

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A correct: Pipeline 1 is in try catch sentence --> Success Pipeline 2 --> Success https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/data-factory/tutorial-pipeline-failure-error-handling#try-catch-block

A correct. I agree with SaferSephy's comments below.

A is correct. Pipeline 1 is connected to Set variable to Failure node/event. Its like handling exceptions/errors in programming language. Without Failure node, it would be treated as failed.

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