Schema:: ACCOUNT_USAGE

VIEWS view¶

This Account Usage view displays a row for each view in the account, not including the views in the ACCOUNT_USAGE, READER_ACCOUNT_USAGE, and INFORMATION_SCHEMA schemas.

See also:: TABLES view

Columns¶

Column Name	Data Type	Description
TABLE_ID	NUMBER	Internal/system-generated identifier for the view.
TABLE_NAME	TEXT	Name of the view.
TABLE_SCHEMA_ID	NUMBER	Internal/system-generated identifier for the schema that the view belongs to.
TABLE_SCHEMA	TEXT	Schema that the view belongs to.
TABLE_CATALOG_ID	NUMBER	Internal/system-generated identifier for the database that the view belongs to.
TABLE_CATALOG	TEXT	Database that the view belongs to.
TABLE_OWNER	TEXT	Name of the role that owns the view.
VIEW_DEFINITION	TEXT	Text of the query expression for the view.
CHECK_OPTION	TEXT	Not applicable for Snowflake.
IS_UPDATABLE	TEXT	Not applicable for Snowflake.
INSERTABLE_INTO	TEXT	Not applicable for Snowflake.
IS_SECURE	TEXT	Specifies whether the view is secure.
CREATED	TIMESTAMP_LTZ	Date and time when the view was created.
LAST_ALTERED	TIMESTAMP_LTZ	Date and time the object was last altered by a DML, DDL, or background metadata operation. See Usage Notes.
LAST_DDL	TIMESTAMP_LTZ	Timestamp of the last DDL operation performed on the table or view. All supported table/view DDL operations update this field: { CREATE \| ALTER \| DROP \| UNDROP } TABLE { CREATE \| ALTER \| DROP } VIEW All ALTER TABLE operations update this field, including setting or unsetting a table parameter (for example, COMMENT, DATA_RETENTION_TIME, etc.) and changes to table columns (ADD / MODIFY / RENAME / DROP). For more information, see the Usage Notes.
LAST_DDL_BY	TEXT	The current username for the user who executed the last DDL operation. If the user has been dropped, shows `DROPPED_USER(<id>)`. For dropped users, you can join the `<id>` with the USER_ID column in the USERS view.
DELETED	TIMESTAMP_LTZ	Date and time when the view was deleted.
COMMENT	TEXT	Comment for the view.
INSTANCE_ID	NUMBER	Internal/system-generated identifier for the instance which the object belongs to.
OWNER_ROLE_TYPE	TEXT	The type of role that owns the object, for example `ROLE`. . If a Snowflake Native App owns the object, the value is `APPLICATION`. . Snowflake returns NULL if you delete the object because a deleted object does not have an owner role.

Usage notes¶

Latency for the view may be up to 90 minutes.

The view only displays objects for which the current role for the session has been granted access privileges.
The view does not recognize the MANAGE GRANTS privilege and consequently may show less information compared to a SHOW command executed by a user who holds the MANAGE GRANTS privilege.
The LAST_ALTERED column is updated when the following operations are performed on an object:
- DDL operations.
- DML operations (for tables only). This column is updated even when no rows are affected by the DML statement.
- Background maintenance operations on metadata performed by Snowflake.
For views and tables, use the LAST_DDL column for the last modification time for an object.
The value in the LAST_DDL column is updated as follows:
- When a table or view is created, the LAST_DDL timestamp is the same as the CREATED timestamp.
- When a table or view is dropped, the LAST_DDL timestamp is the same as the DELETED timestamp.
- Last DDL data is not available for operations that occurred before the columns were added. The new DDL fields contain null until a DDL operation is executed.
- For replicated databases, the LAST_DDL and LAST_DDL_BY fields are only updated for objects in the primary database. After failover, the LAST_DDL and LAST_DDL_BY fields are updated for DDL operations for the tables and views in the newly promoted primary database. These fields will remain unchanged for objects in the now secondary database.
- For objects in secondary databases that are newly created during a refresh operation, these fields are null.