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Question 671

What is the MINIMUM Snowflake edition required to use the periodic rekeying of micro-partitions?

Correct Answer: A
Periodic rekeying of micro-partitions is a feature that requires the Enterprise Edition of Snowflake or higher. This feature is part of Snowflake's comprehensive approach to encryption key management, ensuring data security through regular rekeying1. Reference: [COF-C02] SnowPro Core Certification Exam Study Guide
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Question 672

How does the authorization associated with a pre-signed URL work tor an unstructured file?

Correct Answer: A
* A pre-signed URL in Snowflake grants access to unstructured files (e.g., in external stages) without requiring additional authentication.
* The URL includes an embedded token that specifies the expiration time and access permissions.
* Key Point: Anyone who has the pre-signed URL can access the referenced file for the duration of the token's validity.
Why Other Options Are Incorrect:
* B. Only the user who generates the URL can use it: The URL is shareable and not restricted to its creator.
* C. Users with roles and privileges: Pre-signed URLs bypass direct role or privilege checks.
* D. Role specified in GET REST API call: This is unrelated to pre-signed URL access.
References:
* Pre-Signed URLs Documentation
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Question 673

Which of the following is the Snowflake Account_Usage.Metering_History view used for?

Correct Answer: C
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Question 674

What can a user win a reader account do in Snowflake?

Correct Answer: D
In Snowflake, a user within a reader account primarily has read-only access to the shared data. Reader accounts are created to enable third parties or separate business units to access and query data shared with them without allowing them to modify the underlying data. This means a user with a reader account can perform operations like querying shared data to analyze or report on it but cannot load new data, update existing data, or create new shares. This setup is crucial for maintaining data governance and security while enabling data sharing and collaboration.References: Snowflake Documentation on Reader Accounts
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Question 675

Which key access control concept does Snowflake descibe as a defined level of access to an object?

Correct Answer: B
In Snowflake, the term "privilege" refers to a defined level of access to an object. Privileges are specific actions that roles can perform on securable objects in Snowflake, such as tables, views, warehouses, databases, and schemas. These privileges are granted to roles and can be further granted to users through their roles, forming the basis of Snowflake's access control framework.
Reference: Snowflake Documentation on Access Control Privileges
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