Data Collaboration

A Snowflake data provider creates a Reader Account for a consumer who does not have a Snowflake account. Who is responsible for the compute costs incurred by the queries executed within this Reader Account?

Refer to the exhibit. A provider has executed these commands to prepare data for a consumer. What is the final mandatory step required before the consumer can access the 'campaign_stats' table?

A consumer has mounted a shared database named 'SALES_DATA_SHARED'. They need to add a new column to one of the tables in this database to store local annotations. Which statement best describes the outcome if they attempt this?

To publish a data listing on the Snowflake Marketplace and make it available to all Snowflake customers, which TWO requirements must the provider fulfill?

Refer to the exhibit. Based on the JSON configuration for this Snowflake listing, who will be able to discover and access this data?

A provider wants to ensure that a Reader Account they created does not exceed a budget of 50 credits per month. What is the most effective way to implement this control?

An organization wants to create a 'Data Exchange' but only for its internal departments and a few selected vendors. They want to control who can join and what data is listed. Which Snowflake feature is best suited for this?

A consumer has created a database from a share. They want to grant their 'ANALYST' role the ability to query the tables within this shared database. Which privilege should they grant to the role?

A data provider wants to share a subset of data with a specific consumer while ensuring the consumer cannot see any other tables in the same database. What is the most secure and efficient method to achieve this?

Which object acts as the primary container for sharing data with external Snowflake accounts?

Which TWO statements are true regarding the costs associated with Data Sharing in Snowflake?

Which feature should a provider use if they need to allow a consumer to access data based on the consumer's specific identity or organizational attributes?

A provider shares a database with a consumer using a direct share. The consumer reports that queries against the shared database fail with an error indicating the database does not exist, even though the share was successfully created and granted to the consumer account. The provider confirmed that the share contains the necessary tables and that the consumer account has been added to the share. What is the most likely cause of the issue?

A Snowflake provider wants to share a secure view with a consumer. The view is defined on a table in a different database than the one containing the view, and the provider must ensure the consumer cannot access the underlying base table directly. Which action should the provider take?

A data provider at ACME Corp has created a share named REGIONAL_SALES_SHARE and added a secure view on the SALES table. The provider now wants to grant a specific consumer account, named CONSUMER_ACCT, access to this share. Which command should the provider use to accomplish this?

A provider wants to share data with a consumer and ensure that the consumer can only read the data but cannot create any objects in the shared database. The provider has already created a share and granted USAGE on the database and schema, and SELECT on the table. What additional step, if any, is required to enforce read-only access?

A provider account named PROVIDER_ACCT has created a share named PARTNER_SHARE and granted SELECT on a secure view to it. The provider now needs to make this share available to a specific consumer account named CONSUMER_ACCT. Which single command should the provider execute to accomplish this?

A consumer has created a database from a share provided by a partner. The consumer wants to query the shared data but receives an error indicating insufficient privileges. Which role must the consumer's user be granted to access the shared database?

A provider has shared a database with a consumer. The consumer reports that they can see the shared database but cannot query any tables because they get an error about insufficient privileges. The provider used the following command to create the share: CREATE SHARE MY_SHARE; then added a database and a table to the share. The provider also granted USAGE on the database and SELECT on the table to a role named SHARE_ROLE, and then granted SHARE_ROLE to MY_SHARE. What is the most likely cause of the consumer's issue?

A provider has created a share and added a table. The consumer reports that they can see the shared database and schema but cannot see the table. The provider confirms the table was added with ALTER SHARE ... ADD TABLE. Which additional privilege must the provider grant to the share so the consumer can query the table?

A provider shares a secure view named SALES_VIEW with a consumer. The view references a table in the provider's database. The provider later renames the underlying table. What is the impact on the consumer's access to SALES_VIEW?

A provider is preparing to share a secure view that references a table in another database. The provider must ensure the consumer can query the view but cannot access the base table. Which two actions must the provider take? (Choose two.)

A data provider at a healthcare analytics company wants to share live patient-readmission metrics with a partner hospital. The partner must query the data with low latency and the provider must retain full ownership and control of the underlying tables. The provider creates a share and grants USAGE on a secure view to the share. Which action must the provider perform next so the partner account can mount and query the shared data?

A provider wants to share a database with a consumer account. After creating the share and granting the necessary privileges, which command must the provider run to make the share available to the consumer account?

A provider wants to share data with a consumer using a Direct Share. Which two statements accurately describe the consumer's experience after the share is mounted? (Choose two.)

A retail provider shares a secure view that joins a table in its SALES database with a table in its INVENTORY database. A consumer reports that queries against the shared view fail with an authorization error, even though the view itself is granted to the share. The provider confirms both underlying tables exist and the view definition is valid. Which issue most likely explains the failure?

A consumer wants to access a shared database from a provider. The provider has already created the share and granted the necessary privileges. What must the consumer do to access the shared data?

A provider runs CREATE SHARE sales_share; then GRANT USAGE ON DATABASE sales_db TO SHARE sales_share; GRANT USAGE ON SCHEMA sales_db.public TO SHARE sales_share; GRANT SELECT ON TABLE sales_db.public.orders TO SHARE sales_share; ALTER SHARE sales_share ADD ACCOUNT = consumer_acct; A consumer in consumer_acct queries the shared database and receives results. Six months later, the provider executes REVOKE SELECT ON TABLE sales_db.public.orders FROM SHARE sales_share; What is the immediate effect for the consumer?

A consumer has mounted a share from a provider and wants to grant a role in their account the ability to query the shared data. What must the consumer do?

A consumer has created a database from a share provided by a partner. The consumer wants to allow a specific role, ANALYST_ROLE, to query the shared data. Which privilege must the consumer grant to ANALYST_ROLE on the shared database?

A provider wants to share data with a consumer but needs the shared data to reflect changes in the provider's source tables in near real time. The provider also wants to avoid granting the consumer access to the underlying base tables. Which approach best meets these requirements?

A provider has created a share and added a table. The provider now wants to revoke access for a specific consumer account without affecting other consumers. Which command should the provider use?

A provider wants to share data with a consumer but needs to ensure that the consumer cannot see the underlying table structure or any data beyond what is explicitly exposed. The provider also wants to prevent the consumer from using the shared data to infer sensitive information. Which Snowflake feature should the provider use?

A provider is preparing to share data with a consumer via a direct share. The provider wants to ensure that the consumer can access the data but cannot see the underlying table structure or any other objects in the database. Which two actions should the provider take? (Choose two.)

A consumer account has created a database from a share provided by a partner. The consumer wants to ensure that when the provider adds new tables to the share, those tables become available in the consumer's shared database without any manual intervention. Which statement accurately describes the behavior of shared databases in Snowflake?

A provider's account is named PROVIDER_ACCT and it has created a share named PARTNER_SHARE that already contains a secure view. The provider now runs: ALTER SHARE PARTNER_SHARE ADD ACCOUNTS = CONSUMER_ACCT; What is the effect of this command in the provider's environment?

A provider uses a reader account to share data with a client that does not have its own Snowflake account. The client now reports that it cannot see newly added tables that the provider granted to the share. The provider confirms the new tables were added to the share with SELECT grants. Which statement explains why the client cannot see the new tables?

A provider wants to share data with a consumer but must ensure that the consumer cannot see the underlying base tables, only an aggregated subset. The provider decides to use a secure view. Which statement is true regarding the use of secure views in a share?

A consumer account has mounted a shared database named partner_db. The consumer wants to create a local table that combines data from the shared database with their own data. What must the consumer do to create this new table?

A provider wants to share a database with a consumer but must prevent the consumer from seeing the database's table and schema names in its own account. The provider also wants the consumer's queries to be isolated from the provider's own warehouse usage. Which approach satisfies both requirements?

A consumer account has mounted a shared database from a provider. The consumer's role CONSUMER_ROLE has been granted USAGE on the shared database and its schemas. However, when the consumer tries to query a table in the shared database, they receive an error that the table does not exist. What is the most likely cause?

A provider wants to share a dynamic table with a consumer. The dynamic table is defined on a base table that is not shared. What must the provider ensure for the consumer to query the dynamic table?

A provider wants to share data with a consumer account, but the consumer's account is in a different Snowflake region. The provider's data is in the US West (Oregon) region, and the consumer is in the EU (Frankfurt) region. The provider needs the consumer to access the data with low latency. Which Snowflake feature should the provider use?

A provider is preparing to share data with a consumer using a direct share. The provider wants to ensure that the consumer can query a specific table and also see any future columns added to that table without additional grants. Which two actions must the provider take? (Choose two.)

A consumer account has created a read-only database named SHARED_SALES from a provider's share and now wants to combine the shared tables with its own local table, LOCAL_REGIONS, in a single query. Which statement about this operation is accurate?

A provider has created a share and granted SELECT on a table to the share. The provider now wants to allow the consumer to query the table but also wants to ensure that the consumer cannot see the table's columns that contain personal data. The provider decides to create a secure view that excludes the sensitive columns and grants SELECT on the view to the share. The provider does NOT grant SELECT on the base table to the share. What will the consumer experience when querying the shared view?

A provider has a share containing a secure view that references a table in the same database. The provider wants the share to stop being visible to a specific consumer account but keep the share and its grants intact for other consumers. Which action accomplishes this?

A provider wants to share data with a consumer using a reader account because the consumer does not have a Snowflake account. Which statement describes the correct capability of a reader account in this scenario?