CERTIFIED-DATA-ANALYST-ASSOCIATE Question #1: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation

Question

A data analyst created and is the owner of the managed table my_table. They now want to change ownership of the table to a single other user using Data Explorer. Which of the following approaches can the analyst use to complete the task?

Options

• AEdit the Owner field in the table page by removing their own account
• BEdit the Owner field in the table page by selecting All Users
• CEdit the Owner field in the table page by selecting the new owner's account
• DEdit the Owner field in the table page by selecting the Admins group
• EEdit the Owner field in the table page by removing all access

Explanation

Transferring table ownership to a single other user requires selecting that specific user's account in the Owner field (C) - this is a direct, targeted reassignment that Data Explorer supports through its ownership editing interface. Option A is wrong because simply removing your own account doesn't assign ownership to anyone else - ownership must always resolve to a principal. Option B (All Users) and D (Admins group) both assign ownership to a group, not a single user, which violates the requirement. Option E (removing all access) doesn't transfer ownership at all - it just strips permissions. Memory tip: Think of ownership like a relay baton - you don't complete the handoff by dropping it (A/E) or throwing it to a crowd (B/D); you pass it directly to the next runner (C).

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