What types of data listings are available in the Snowflake Data Marketplace? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is D. Standard E. Personalized. Snowflake Data Marketplace offers exactly two listing types: Standard and Personalized. Standard listings are publicly available to any Snowflake customer who can discover and access them directly without provider approval. Personalized listings require the consumer to submit a…

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AReader
BConsumer
CVendor
DStandard
EPersonalized

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A
8% (2)
B
4% (1)
C
4% (1)
D
83% (20)

Explanation

Snowflake Data Marketplace offers exactly two listing types: Standard and Personalized. Standard listings are publicly available to any Snowflake customer who can discover and access them directly without provider approval. Personalized listings require the consumer to submit a request, and the provider reviews and fulfills it on a case-by-case basis - ideal for sensitive or custom datasets.

The distractors are plausible but wrong: Reader refers to Snowflake Reader Accounts (a way to share data with non-Snowflake users), not a listing category. Consumer is the role of the party accessing data - not a listing type. Vendor has no specific meaning in Snowflake's marketplace terminology; Snowflake uses "Provider" for those who publish listings.

Memory tip: Think "S.P." = Standard & Personalized - one is for the masses (Standard, open shelf), the other is made-to-order (Personalized, request required).

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#Data Marketplace#Data Listings#Standard Listing#Personalized Listing

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