DATABRICKS-DEP Question 92

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  ,B,C - Correct answer s : A, B, C — Any user holding the `BROWSE` privilege on an object can view its comments, even without broader read access to the underlying data; Tag-based search in Unity Catalog requires an exact match on the tag key and value, rather than performing partial or fuzzy matching; Tags applied at the catalog level are queryable through `INFORMATION_SCHEMA` views such as `CATALOG_TAGS`, supporting programmatic discovery A . `BROWSE` is deliberately a lighter-weight privilege than full read access, and it is sufficient on its own to let a user view an object's comment, supporting discovery without granting data access. B . Tag search matches the key and value exactly rather than doing partial or fuzzy text matching, so a search term must correspond precisely to the stored tag. C . Catalog-level tags are exposed through `INFORMATION_SCHEMA` views like `CATALOG_TAGS`, which lets teams query tag assignments programmatically instead of browsing the UI object by object. D . Viewing a comment only requires `BROWSE`, a much lower bar than the `MODIFY` privilege, so read-only analysts with browse access can still see comments in search results. E . Tag matching in Unity Catalog is exact, not fuzzy or typo-tolerant, so a partial term like `financ` would not surface objects tagged `finance`. F . Tags are indexed and surfaced by Catalog Explorer's search, aiding discoverability directly, rather than existing solely as an access-control mechanism.