In Snowflake, the authorization to executeCREATE <object>statements, such as creating tables, views, databases, etc., is determined by the role currently set as the user's primary role. The primary role of a user or session specifies the set of privileges (including creation privileges) that the user has. While users can have multiple roles, only the primary role is used to determine what objects the user can create unless explicitly specified in the session.
[Reference: This is based on the principle of Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) in Snowflake, where roles are used to manage access permissions. The official Snowflake documentation on Understanding and Using Roles would be the best resource to verify this information: https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/security-access-control-overview.html#roles, , ]
COF-C02 PDF/Engine
Printable Format
Value of Money
100% Pass Assurance
Verified Answers
Researched by Industry Experts
Based on Real Exams Scenarios
100% Real Questions
Get 65% Discount on All Products,
Use Coupon: "ac4s65"