Which key access control concept does Snowflake descibe as a defined level of access to an object?

The correct answer is B. Privilege. In Snowflake, the term "privilege" refers to a defined level of access to an object. Privileges are specific actions that roles can perform on securable objects in Snowflake, such as tables, views, warehouses, databases, and schemas. These privileges are granted to roles and…

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AGrant
BPrivilege
CRole
DSession

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In Snowflake, the term "privilege" refers to a defined level of access to an object. Privileges are specific actions that roles can perform on securable objects in Snowflake, such as tables, views, warehouses, databases, and schemas. These privileges are granted to roles and can be further granted to users through their roles, forming the basis of Snowflake's access control framework.

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