When publishing a Snowflake Data Marketplace listing into a remote region what should be taken into consideration? (Choose two.)

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Options

• AThere is no need to have a Snowflake account in the target region, a share will be created for each
• BThe listing is replicated into all selected regions automatically, the data is not.
• CThe user must have the ORGADMIN role available in at least one account to link accounts for
• DShares attached to listings in remote regions can be viewed from any account in an organization.
• EFor a standard listing the user can wait until the first customer requests the data before replicating

• A
  15% (8)
• B
  76% (42)
• D
  7% (4)
• E
  2% (1)

Explanation

Publishing a Marketplace listing to remote regions has two important considerations. First, listing metadata is automatically replicated to the selected target regions, but the underlying DATA is not automatically replicated (B) - the provider must separately replicate their data to the target region using Snowflake's data replication features before consumers there can actually access it. Second, the provider must have the ORGADMIN role available in at least one account (C) in order to link accounts across regions and enable cross-region sharing/listing management. Shares attached to remote-region listings are not universally viewable across all accounts in an organization (eliminating D), and waiting for the first customer request before replicating data (E) is not how standard listings work.

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