Which of the following is NOT a securable object in Snowflake?

• A. User
• B. Role
• C. Privileges
• D. Views

Answer: (C)

In Snowflake, access control works around securable objects—entities you can attach privileges to. You can securably manage Users, Roles, and data objects like Views, Tables, Schemas, Databases, and other objects because you can grant or revoke privileges on them. Privileges themselves are not objects you attach grants to; they are the rights you grant—such as USAGE, SELECT, INSERT, or OWNERSHIP—on those securable objects.

So the item that is not a securable object is Privileges. You can grant privileges on securable objects (for example, grant SELECT on a view or USAGE on a database), but you don’t treat privileges as an object you securably manage.