Which of the following objects can be included in a Snowflake share?

• A. Regular views
• B. Stored Procedures
• C. External table
• D. Tasks

Answer: (C)

Snowflake data sharing publishes data objects to other accounts, exposing objects that actually provide data rather than executable code. An external table fits this model because it represents data located outside Snowflake (in external storage) that you can surface through the share along with the necessary access metadata. This lets the consumer query the external data via Snowflake without duplicating it. The other items are not data-access objects published by a share: stored procedures are executable code, tasks are scheduled jobs, and regular views depend on underlying data within your account and aren’t standalone data sources exposed through a share.