The RDD answer is incorrect for this question due to the fact that while this indicates a failure to cache, it is more specific to identifying individual blocks that failed to cache rather than providing a general signal of a suboptimal performance for the entire cached table.
Correct Answer: B
Option B, is the most correct and relevant choice for an indicator that a cached table is not performing optimally in a MEMORY_ONLY scenario. If an RDD block includes a "?" annotation, it strongly suggests issues with caching, which would directly impact the performance and expected behavior of MEMORY_ONLY caching. This indication points to a failure to cache the data entirely in memory, which is what MEMORY_ONLY intends to do.
Option C, could also be a relevant indicator in general caching scenarios (e.g., MEMORY_AND_DISK), but it contradicts the MEMORY_ONLY setting directly. Therefore, Option B is chosen based on the specific storage level described.
*THE CORRECT ANSWER IS: C*
PLEASE IGNORE MY PREVIOUS ANSWER.
Long story short, B is correct in the context of non-functional requirement, but the question is based in functional requirement, and sorry for the confusion.
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