There is a limit to the number of databases, schemas, or tables you can create.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Only for databases
• D. Only for schemas

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is that Snowflake doesn’t impose a hard, built-in limit on how many databases, schemas, or tables you can create. You can grow your catalog as needed, and the practical constraints come from metadata scale, governance, and performance rather than an explicit cap. In real-world use, you’d consider things like how many objects you can efficiently manage, how listing or querying information_schema scales, and administrative overhead, rather than worrying about a fixed maximum.

That’s why the statement is not correct. It isn’t limited to just databases or just schemas, and it isn’t accurate to say there’s a universal cap on any of these. If you ever encounter limits, they would typically be due to account quotas or planned provisioning, not an inherent product-wide restriction.