Last Attempt COF-C02 Questions

To see the definition of a secure view in Snowflake, the minimum privilege required is OWNERSHIP of the view. Ownership grants the ability to view the definition as well as to modify or drop the view. Secure views are designed to protect sensitive data, and thusthe definition of these views is restricted to users with sufficient privileges to ensure data security.

In Snowflake, permissions for accessing database objects, including tables, are not granted directly to users but rather to roles. A role encapsulates a collection of privileges on various Snowflake objects. Users are then granted roles, and through those roles, they inherit the permissions necessary to read a table or perform other actions. This approach adheres to the principle of least privilege, allowing for granular control over database access and simplifying the management of user permissions.

The minimum Snowflake edition that supports database replication is the Enterprise edition. Database replication allows data to be replicated between different Snowflake accounts or regions, providing high availability and disaster recovery capabilities.

Snowflake Documentation: Database Replication