Exam GES-C01 Topic 1 Question 58 Discussion
Actual exam question for Snowflake's GES-C01 exam
Question #: 58
Topic #: 1
Question #: 58
Topic #: 1
A data engineering team is developing a Cortex Analyst semantic model in YAML for an e-commerce platform. They need to ensure high accuracy for common queries, improve literal matching for product names, and understand limitations for supported data types. Which of the following statements correctly describe aspects of semantic model configuration or capabilities for these requirements?


Suggested Answer: A,C Vote an answer
Option A is correct. Cortex Search Services can be integrated into a dimension's definition (using the field with 'service' and fields) to improve literal matching by performing semantic search over the underlying column. This is specifically useful for 'fuzzy' searches of product names. Option C is correct. The 'verified_querieS section allows pre-defining accurate SQL queries for specific natural language questions. Setting 'use_as_onboarding_question true' for entries ensures these queries are used when relevant and presented as suggested questions to users, or as onboarding questions. Option B is incorrect because 'VARIANT , 'OBJECT , 'GEOGRAPHY , and 'ARRAY' data types are currently not supported for dimension, fact, or metric columns in a semantic model. Option D is incorrect; the 'sample_values' field is recommended for dimensions with relatively low-cardinality (approximately 1-10 distinct values) to aid in semantic search for literals, not for high-cardinality dimensions like millions of customer IDs. Option E is incorrect because a ' base_table' in a semantic model must refer to a physical database table or a view, not directly to a stage location.
by Esther at Jul 03, 2026, 03:00 AM
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