Question

A Snowflake administrator is organizing objects in a new account. They need to create a network policy that restricts login access, a database to hold analytics tables, and a resource monitor to cap warehouse credit usage. When deciding where each object lives in the Snowflake object hierarchy, which statement correctly classifies these objects?

Accepted Answer

Network policies and resource monitors are account-level objects, while tables reside within a schema inside a database.

Answer

Network policies, resource monitors, and databases are all schema-level objects that must be created inside a database.

Answer

Resource monitors are database objects, while network policies and tables are account-level objects.

Answer

All three—network policy, database, and resource monitor—are organization-level objects managed above the account.