In Snowflake, a reader account is a type of account that is intended for consuming shared data rather than performing any data management or DDL operations. The CREATE SHARE command is used to share data from your account with another account, which is not a capability provided to reader accounts. Reader accounts are typically restricted from creating shares, as their primary purpose is to read shared data rather than to share it themselves.
[References:, Snowflake Documentation on Reader Accounts, SnowPro® Core Certification Study Guide, , , ]
Question 97
Which table function will return the output of a previously-run command?
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Question 99
What are the benefits of using the Snowflake Access_History view? (Select TWO)
Options:
A.
It identifies data that is not being used so that it can be archived or deleted.
B.
It allows the user to compare query performance data over time.
C.
It audits whether query policies are being enforced correctly.
D.
It tracks how sensitive data has been moved.
E.
It allows users to track the relationships among objects.
