dbt - Performance OptimizationWhat will be the effect on warehouse costs if a dbt model removes unnecessary joins from its SQL?ACosts increase because data duplication happensBCosts increase due to more complex queriesCCosts stay the same because joins don't affect costDCosts decrease because fewer tables are scannedCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand how joins affect query costJoins require scanning multiple tables and combining data, increasing compute cost.Step 2: Removing unnecessary joins reduces scanned data and compute timeFewer joins mean simpler queries and less data processed, lowering costs.Final Answer:Costs decrease because fewer tables are scanned -> Option DQuick Check:Less joins = less cost = A [OK]Quick Trick: Remove unused joins to save costs [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESAssuming joins don't affect costThinking more joins reduce costBelieving joins cause data duplication
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