COF-C02 Question 326

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• Chose D1

  Snowflake Data Classification supports structured and semi-structured data types, allowing automated sensitivity detection (e.g., PII data). Among the given options, only VARIANT is supported for classification

• Chose D2

  Snowflake Data Classification supports structured and semi-structured data types, allowing automated sensitivity detection (e.g., PII data). Among the given options, only VARIANT is supported for classification

• Chose B2

  You can classify table and view columns for all supported data types except for the following data types: ARRAY, BINARY,GEOGRAPHY,OBJECT,VARIANT ( Note that you can classify a column with the VARIANT data type when the column data type can be cast to a NUMBER or STRING data type. Snowflake does not classify the column if the column contains JSON, XML, or other semi-structured data.), VECTOR If a table contains columns that are not of a supported data type or the column contains all NULL values, the classification process ignores the columns and does not include them in the output. Important If your data represents NULL values with a value other than NULL, the accuracy of the classification results may be impacted. https://docs.snowflake.com/user-guide/classify-intro#supported-objects-and-data-types