Yes, Snowflake provides access control to tables using a combination of roles and privileges. This allows the administrator to restrict access to certain tables based on the role of the user executing the select query. For example, a user with only read access to a table may not be able to execute select queries that include modifying data in that table. Additionally, Snowflake allows the administrator to set access policies that restrict access to tables based on specific conditions or criteria such as time of day, IP address or location.
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