Which task privilege does a Snowflake role need in order to suspend or resume a task?

The correct answer is B. OPERATE. To suspend or resume a Snowflake Task, a role needs the OPERATE privilege on that task. MONITOR allows a role to view the task's details and history but not change its state. USAGE is not a valid privilege for tasks. OWNERSHIP grants full control (including the ability to…

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AUSAGE
BOPERATE
CMONITOR
DOWNERSHIP

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B
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Explanation

To suspend or resume a Snowflake Task, a role needs the OPERATE privilege on that task. MONITOR allows a role to view the task's details and history but not change its state. USAGE is not a valid privilege for tasks. OWNERSHIP grants full control (including the ability to operate), but OPERATE is the minimum required privilege specifically for suspending/resuming. When creating a task hierarchy, child tasks also require the OPERATE privilege to be managed.

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