A. Amount of data processed
B. Warehouse size
C. Number of users
D. # of clusters for the Warehouse
A. VARRAY
B. VARIANT
C. QUEUE
D. STRUCT
E. ARRAY
A. Databases
B. Schemas
C. Named File Formats
D. Tables
E. Users
F. Shares
A. Local SSD size
B. User count
C. Auto-resume
D. Auto-suspend
A. Standard Edition
B. Business Critical Edition
C. Virtual Private Snowflake Edition
D. Enterprise Edition
A. True
B. False
A. Privileges on the schemas within the database
B. Privileges on the database
C. Only schemas and tables within the database
D. Existing child objects within the database
E. Future child objects within the database
A. A reader account can consume data from the provider account that created it and combine it with its own data.
B. The users in a reader account can query data that has been shared with the reader account and can perform DML tasks.
C. The SHOW MANAGED ACCOUNTS command will view all the reader accounts that have been created for an account.
D. A consumer needs to become a licensed Snowflake customer as data sharing is only supported between Snowflake accounts.
A. 60 Days
B. 90 Days
C. 30 Days
D. 365 Days.
A. On-premise availability
B. Concurrency
C. Open source based
D. Performance
E. Simplicity
A. To run a function in another Snowflake database
B. To share data in Snowflake with external parties
C. To call code that executes outside of Snowflake
D. To ingest data from on-premises data sources
A. SYSADMIN
B. PUBLIC
C. ORGADMIN
D. USERADMIN
A. Incoming data can be joined with other tables
B. Row level access can be defined
C. Columns can be reordered
D. Columns can be omitted
E. Data can be filtered by an optional where clause
A. ACCOUNTADMIN
B. ROLEADMIN
C. SYSADMIN
D. SECURITYADMIN
E. USERADMIN
