* Object Name Resolution: When unqualified object names (e.g., table name without schema) are used in a UDF, Snowflake follows a specific hierarchy to resolve them. Here's the order:
* Current Schema: Snowflake first checks if an object with the given name exists in the schema currently in use for the session.
* PUBLIC Schema: If the object isn't found in the current schema, Snowflake looks in the PUBLIC schema of the current database.
* Note: The SEARCH_PATH parameter influences object resolution for queries, not within UDFs.
References:
* Snowflake Documentation (Object Naming
Resolution): https://docs.snowflake.com/en/sql-reference/name-resolution.html

In Snowflake, the OPERATE privilege is required for a role to suspend or resume a task. This privilege allows the role to perform operational tasks such as starting and stopping tasks, which includes suspending and resuming them6

To temporarily bypass a network policy by configuring the user object property MINS_TO_BYPASS_NETWORK_POLICY, the USERADMIN role should be used. This role has the necessary privileges to modify user properties, including setting a temporary bypass for network policies, which can be crucial for enabling access under specific circumstances without permanently altering the network security configuration.
References:
* Snowflake Documentation: User Management