Object Tagging can be associated with account-level objects, schemas and schema-level objects, and table columns.

• A. Account-level objects (warehouses, users, roles, databases); Schemas and schema-level objects (tables, views); Table and view columns
• B. Tables only
• C. Views only
• D. Columns only

Answer: (A)

Object Tagging attaches metadata tags to many different Snowflake objects to support governance and data discovery. The scope isn’t limited to just one type of object. You can apply tags to account-level objects (such as warehouses, users, roles, and databases), to schemas and the objects within a schema (like tables and views), and even to individual columns within tables or views. This broad applicability lets you categorize and filter resources across the environment, enforce policies, and convey data context consistently.

Choosing tagging as limited to a single type—tables, views, or columns—misses the versatility of tagging. It’s designed to span multiple object scopes, enabling unified metadata management rather than siloed tagging.