For the ALLOWED VALUES tag property, what is the MAXIMUM number of possible string values for a single tag?

The correct answer is D. 256. When creating a Snowflake tag with the ALLOWED VALUES property, you can specify up to a maximum of 256 distinct string values that are valid for that tag. This constraint ensures tags remain manageable and aligned with a defined taxonomy. If a user attempts to assign a value…

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A10
B50
C64
D256

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Explanation

When creating a Snowflake tag with the ALLOWED VALUES property, you can specify up to a maximum of 256 distinct string values that are valid for that tag. This constraint ensures tags remain manageable and aligned with a defined taxonomy. If a user attempts to assign a value not in the allowed list, Snowflake will raise an error. This limit of 256 is a specific platform limit that is commonly tested in Snowflake certification exams to verify knowledge of tag governance and data classification features.

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