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SnowPro Core Certification · Snowflake
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C and E are Correct
Identifying a Network Policy Activated at the Account or User Level
You are correct. Network policies can be set at two levels in Snowflake: D. Database E. Account Here's why the other options are not valid: A. Role: Network policies are not set at the role level. Roles are used to control what users can do within Snowflake, but they don't define network access restrictions. B. Schema: Network policies are not set at the schema level. Schemas are used to organize Snowflake objects, but they don't define network access restrictions. C. User: Network policies are not set at the user level. Users are assigned roles, and the roles determine the network access permissions. F. Tables: Network policies are not set at the table level. Tables store data, and network policies control access to Snowflake itself, not individual tables.