How do databases, schemas, tables, and views interact in Snowflake's hierarchy? (Choose any 2 options)

Snowflake organizes data into a clear hierarchy: databases contain schemas, and schemas contain objects like tables and views. Tables are the primary objects for physically storing data, while views provide a way to represent data through a stored query, acting as virtual tables. This structure allows for logical organization and management of data and access control within an account.

A. A view cannot contain multiple databases. This inverts the organizational hierarchy; databases contain schemas, which in turn contain views.

D. Schemas do not manage network settings. Network policies are security features that are managed at the account level, not within individual schemas.

Snowflake Documentation. (n.d.). Understanding Snowflake's Object Hierarchy. In Introduction to Snowflake > Key Concepts & Architecture. Retrieved from https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/intro-key-concepts#understanding-snowflake-s-object-hierarchy

Snowflake Documentation. (n.d.). Overview of Databases, Tables and Views. In Introduction to Snowflake. Retrieved from https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/tables-databases-views-overview