The privilege required on a virtual warehouse to abort any existing executing queries is OPERATE. The OPERATE privilege on a virtual warehouse allows a user to perform operational tasks on the warehouse, including starting, stopping, and restarting the warehouse, as well as aborting running queries. This level of control is essential for managing resource utilization and ensuring that the virtual warehouse operates efficiently.
References:
Snowflake Documentation on Access Control: Access Control Privileges
Question 2
What affects whether the query results cache can be used?
Options:
A.
If the query contains a deterministic function
B.
If the virtual warehouse has been suspended
C.
If the referenced data in the table has changed
D.
If multiple users are using the same virtual warehouse
Answer:
C
Explanation:
Explanation:
The query results cache can be used as long as the data in the table has not changed since the last time the query was run. If the underlying data has changed, Snowflake will not use the cached results and will re-execute the query1.
Question 3
What does SnowCD help Snowflake users to do?
Options:
A.
Copy data into files.
B.
Manage different databases and schemas.
C.
Troubleshoot network connections to Snowflake.
D.
Write SELECT queries to retrieve data from external tables.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
Explanation:
SnowCD is a connectivity diagnostic tool that helps users troubleshoot network connections to Snowflake. It performs a series of checks to evaluate the network connection and provides suggestions for resolving any issues4.