- (Topic 6)
What is the MINIMUM Snowflake edition that must be used in order to see the ACCESS_HISTORY view?
Correct Answer:B
The ACCESS_HISTORY view in Snowflake provides detailed information about queries executed in the account, including metadata such as the time of execution, the user, and the SQL text of the queries. This view is available in the Snowflake Enterprise edition and higher editions. The Standard edition does not include this feature.
References:
✑ Snowflake Documentation: Access History
✑ Snowflake Editions: Snowflake Pricing
- (Topic 3)
What privilege should a user be granted to change permissions for new objects in a managed access schema?
Correct Answer:C
To change permissions for new objects in a managed access schema, a user should be granted the MANAGE GRANTS global privilege. This privilege allows the user to manage access control through grants on all securable objects within Snowflake2. References: [COF-C02] SnowPro Core Certification Exam Study Guide
- (Topic 3)
What is the name of the SnowSQLfile that can store connection information?
Correct Answer:B
The SnowSQL file that can store connection information is named ??config??. It is used to store user credentials and connection details for easy access to Snowflake instances. References: Based on general database knowledge as of 2021.
- (Topic 3)
Which Snowflake URL type allows users or applications to download or access files directly from Snowflake stage without authentication?
Correct Answer:C
The pre-signed URL type allows users or applications to download or access files directly from a Snowflake stage without authentication. This URL type is open and can be used without needing to authenticate into Snowflake or pass an authorization token.
- (Topic 3)
What is a characteristic of the Snowflake Query Profile?
Correct Answer:B
The Snowflake Query Profile provides a graphic representation of the main components of the query processing. This visual aid helps users understand the execution details and performance characteristics of their queries4.