@Viv B since DP-600 has changed as of 11/15, I don't know whether this is relevant. Questions included snippets of (DAX, Python, or SQL) code where you had to select the correct words to complete the statement correctly. [ is it df.display() or df.show() for this example]. I also saw several questions like "to get these results, <table of data>, which of the following is correct"? There are also a bunch of admin questions, so be familiar with where and how you set permissions, control capacities, and turn features on/off.

Some have asked me about what I did to prepare. Since the exam is now different from when I took it, most of the specifics for study have changed. Definitely go to the Microsoft exam pages, read through the study guide, and open all the links on that page. That will point you to the correct Microsoft Learn sections to focus on and should include a practice test. Take that practice test a bunch of times (I think I took it at least 10 times) because they have a bank of questions and you only see some of them each time you take it. The practice test questions are very similar to the style of questions you will see on the exam. I read several PowerBI blogs since I haven't really done much work with PowerBI for several years and it has changed greatly since then. Also, learn your way around the Fabric workspace ~ I've been on a Fabric warehouse project for several months and that experience definitely helped me answer some questions that I didn't directly study but had experience with in the field. With the new version of DP-600 debuting today, be sure to lean more on the study guides from Microsoft since most bloggers may not have updated their DP-600 posts to reflect the revised exam content. Microsoft has several video series on DP-600, but since those were mostly created more than 6 months ago, only some of the information in them is relevant to the current version of the test. Always check the release date of any DP-600 material to ensure that it has been updated recently, otherwise it may be full of information that you won't need to study for the exam since it was covering the old version.

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Congratulations

The way that Fabric is rapidly changing and maturing over these past several months has resulted in a lot of rewriting of code - some bits were workarounds for missing features that are now present (so not needed) and other bits are because how something works has changed and we are no longer getting the same results.

We've been hitting those issues, so I'm going to read through the workaround so that it doesn't happen again. Our current solution is to run the create tables scripts, then wait about 15-20 minutes and then run the create views on those newly created tables.