Explanation
Cmd 6 is the command that should be removed from the notebook before scheduling it as a job. This command is selecting all the columns from the finalDF dataframe and displaying them in the notebook. This is not necessary for the job, as the finalDF dataframe is already written to a table in Cmd 7. Displaying the dataframe in the notebook will only consume resources and time, and it will not affect the output of the job.
Therefore, Cmd 6 is redundant and should be removed.
The other commands are essential for the job, as they perform the following tasks:
Cmd 1: Reads the raw_data table into a Spark dataframe called rawDF.
Cmd 2: Prints the schema of the rawDF dataframe, which is useful for debugging and understanding the data structure.
Cmd 3: Selects all the columns from the rawDF dataframe, as well as the nested columns from the values struct column, and creates a new dataframe called flattenedDF.
Cmd 4: Drops the values column from the flattenedDF dataframe, as it is no longer needed after flattening, and creates a new dataframe called finalDF.
Cmd 5: Explains the physical plan of the finalDF dataframe, which is useful for optimizing and tuning the performance of the job.
Cmd 7: Writes the finalDF dataframe to a table called flat_data, using the append mode to add new data to the existing table.

Explanation
The answer is Data Plane, which is where compute(all-purpose, Job Cluster, DLT) are stored this is generally a customer cloud account, there is one exception SQL Warehouses, currently there are 3 types of SQL Warehouse compute available(classic, pro, serverless), in classic and pro compute is located in customer cloud account but serverless computed is located in Databricks cloud account.
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Explanation
The answer is try: and except:

Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation From Exact Extract of Databricks Data Engineer Documents:
When working with Delta Lake streaming ingestion, checkpointing is critical for maintaining fault tolerance and ensuring exactly-once data processing semantics.
The checkpointLocation parameter defines the directory where Spark Structured Streaming stores progress information, offsets, and metadata. This allows the engine to resume processing from the last committed offset without reprocessing previously ingested data.
Without checkpointing, each stream restart would reprocess all data, leading to duplicates. Parameters like partitionBy or schema options (mergeSchema / overwriteSchema) affect table structure, not data lineage tracking. Therefore, the correct and required configuration for efficient streaming state management is checkpointLocation.

This is the correct answer because it allows manual confirmation that these three requirements have been met.
The requirements are that all tables containing Personal Identifiable Information (PII) must be clearly annotated, which includes adding column comments, table comments, and setting the custom table property
"contains_pii" = true. The DESCRIBE EXTENDED command is used to display detailed information about a table, such as its schema, location, properties, and comments. By using this command on the dev.pii_test table, one can verify that the table has been created with the correct column comments, table comment, and custom table property as specified in the SQL DDL statement. Verified References: [Databricks Certified Data Engineer Professional], under "Lakehouse" section; Databricks Documentation, under "DESCRIBE EXTENDED" section.