What will happen when executing code that uses the Databricks secrets module for database connection?

Using the Databricks secrets module is designed to enhance security by managing sensitive information such as passwords, API keys, and other credentials. When executing code that utilizes the secrets module for a database connection, the expected behavior is to mask sensitive information.

When the connection is successfully established, the output will display "REDACTED" instead of revealing the actual password. This ensures that sensitive information is not inadvertently exposed in logs or outputs, promoting safe coding practices and safeguarding against potential security vulnerabilities.

The other options suggest behaviors that deviate from the security model enforced by the secrets module. For instance, prompting an input box for a password or displaying the password in plaintext contradicts the purpose of using the secrets module, which is to keep such information hidden. Similarly, failing due to incorrect secret credential setup pertains more to configuration issues rather than the module’s standard functioning with valid secrets.