Exam DP-800 Topic 1 Question 20 Discussion
Actual exam question for Microsoft's DP-800 exam
Question #: 20
Topic #: 1
Question #: 20
Topic #: 1
You have a GitHub Codespaces environment that has GitHub Copilot Chat installed and is connected to a SQL database in Microsoft Fabric named DB1. DB1 contains tables named Sales.Orders and Sales.Customers.
You use GitHub Copilot Chat in the context of DB1.
A company policy prohibits sharing customer Personally Identifiable Information (PII), secrets, and query result sets with any AI service.
You need to use GitHub Copilot Chat to write and review Transact-SQL code for a new stored procedure that will join Sales.Orders to Sales.Customers and return customer names and email addresses. The solution must NOT share the actual data in the tables with GitHub Copilot Chat.
What should you do?
You use GitHub Copilot Chat in the context of DB1.
A company policy prohibits sharing customer Personally Identifiable Information (PII), secrets, and query result sets with any AI service.
You need to use GitHub Copilot Chat to write and review Transact-SQL code for a new stored procedure that will join Sales.Orders to Sales.Customers and return customer names and email addresses. The solution must NOT share the actual data in the tables with GitHub Copilot Chat.
What should you do?
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To use GitHub Copilot Chat effectively in this environment without exposing sensitive data, you should focus your prompts entirely on the schema and logic rather than the data itself.
Since Copilot Chat can "see" your open files, the best approach is to provide the table structures as DDL (Data Definition Language) statements or a simplified description.
Steps to generate the stored procedure:
Define the Schema: Open a new SQL file in your Codespace. Paste the CREATE TABLE scripts (without any data) for your two tables.
Prompt Copilot: Use the Chat view to request the procedure.
Example Prompt: "Based on the table definitions in my open file, write a T-SQL stored procedure that joins TableA and TableB on [Join Column]. Include logic to filter by [Parameter] and ensure no PII columns are included in the SELECT statement." Review for PII/Secrets: Before executing, manually verify that the generated code doesn't include hardcoded secrets or call PII columns you intended to omit.
Security Check: Because you are in a Codespace, ensure your .env files or connection strings are in your .gitignore so they aren't indexed by Copilot.
Reference:
https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/141924
Since Copilot Chat can "see" your open files, the best approach is to provide the table structures as DDL (Data Definition Language) statements or a simplified description.
Steps to generate the stored procedure:
Define the Schema: Open a new SQL file in your Codespace. Paste the CREATE TABLE scripts (without any data) for your two tables.
Prompt Copilot: Use the Chat view to request the procedure.
Example Prompt: "Based on the table definitions in my open file, write a T-SQL stored procedure that joins TableA and TableB on [Join Column]. Include logic to filter by [Parameter] and ensure no PII columns are included in the SELECT statement." Review for PII/Secrets: Before executing, manually verify that the generated code doesn't include hardcoded secrets or call PII columns you intended to omit.
Security Check: Because you are in a Codespace, ensure your .env files or connection strings are in your .gitignore so they aren't indexed by Copilot.
Reference:
https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/141924
by Colbert at Jul 05, 2026, 08:58 AM
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