COF-C02 · Question #106
What are the correct parameters for time travel and fail-safe in the Snowflake Enterprise Edition?
The correct answer is D. Default Time Travel Retention is set to 1 day. In Snowflake Enterprise Edition, the default Time Travel retention period is 1 day. However, Enterprise Edition allows you to extend this up to 90 days for databases, schemas, and tables. Fail-Safe is a separate, non-configurable feature that provides an additional 7 days of…
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What are the correct parameters for time travel and fail-safe in the Snowflake Enterprise Edition?
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- ADefault Time Travel Retention is set to 0 days.
- BDefault Time Travel Retention is set to 1 day.
- CDefault Time Travel Retention is set to 0 days.
- DDefault Time Travel Retention is set to 1 day.
- EDefault Time Travel Retention is set to 7 days.
- FDefault Time Travel Retention is set to 90 days.
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(41 responses)- C5% (2)
- D93% (38)
- E2% (1)
Explanation
In Snowflake Enterprise Edition, the default Time Travel retention period is 1 day. However, Enterprise Edition allows you to extend this up to 90 days for databases, schemas, and tables. Fail-Safe is a separate, non-configurable feature that provides an additional 7 days of data recovery after the Time Travel period expires - it is managed by Snowflake and cannot be adjusted by users. Standard Edition is limited to a maximum of 1 day of Time Travel. The 7-day and 90-day values represent the extended maximum (for some object types) and the Fail-Safe window, not defaults.
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