What do you think about this question? Even if there's no way to specify retries, doesn't the answer I've chosen an appropriate solution for that request?

Hey, I am following DP-600 Exam Preparation list. Thanks for this content. I encountered this question on the 3th video and I want to make sure. In this question, Shiela wants to read and write in a lakehouse. While we grant people access for a lakehouse, we can give additional permissions such as "Read all SQL endpoint data", "Read all Apache Spark". When I saw this question, I thought "I should give contributer role to her because she should write to the lakehouse." but the answer suprised me. Are we sure that "Read all spark data permission" is sufficient to write data to a lakehouse?

I thought it would useful to pass on my experience of passing my DP600, at the 2nd attempt, but not because I failed the first. I am reasonably experienced in taking the Microsoft exams, indeed I am certified in Power BI. I did the exam via the online proctor experience and all was going well, when I thought I would look at Microsoft Learn, just to double check something. When I closed the Learn tab my laptop screen went white but the proctor was able to start from point I was up. It then happened again but the proctor cancelled the exam and raised a case with PearsonVue, but never told me he was going to. Obviously, I was a bit frustrated but the next day I received another code to book again. So I took it yesterday and passed, but this time when I opened Microsoft Learn I never shut it, but just moved it over to the side of the screen. I found a few posts on Microsoft support about similar issues, and saying be wary on using it. To be honest, I'd prefer it without Microsoft Learn myself, but I thought I'd share the technical problems I encountered. Time was fine for me, but I imagine if you dip in and out of Learn it will get tight. I had 58 questions and about 9-10 on case study. I think I checked learn twice, mainly on Spark based stuff.