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J. M. LarsonSnowflake Access Controlhttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-8038-6_16

16. Separating Production from Development

Jessica Megan Larson1  
(1)
Oakland, CA, USA
 

In the last few chapters, we covered the different levels of access control. Now that we understand how we can handle permissions on the account, database, schema, table, row, and finally column level, in addition to working with data shares, we can touch on separating development from production. We will lean on concepts we learned in these chapters in order to craft separation between development and production environments.

What Does It Mean to Separate Production from Development?

When we ...

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