Which of the following is a valid Snowflake provided Usage Schema?

• A. Organization Usage
• B. Data Sharing Usage
• C. Information Schema
• D. Account Usage

Answer: (D)

Snowflake provides usage data through a dedicated usage schema named Account Usage. This schema is built specifically to deliver historical account‑level usage metrics—such as query activity, warehouse credits, and storage trends—so it’s the authoritative source for usage analytics. It lives in the ACCOUNT_USAGE database, and you access it by using that database and schema to query the relevant views.

The other options don’t correspond to a Snowflake usage data source: there isn’t an Organization Usage or Data Sharing Usage schema, and Information Schema is meant for metadata about objects, not usage metrics. Therefore, Account Usage is the correct and intended usage schema to use for tracking and analyzing how the account is used.