Account usage views include internal IDs to differentiate records that have the same object name.

• A. Internal IDs
• B. Deletion Timestamp
• C. Owner
• D. Creation Date

Answer: (A)

In account usage views, objects like tables or views need a way to be distinguished when their human-readable names aren’t unique across databases or schemas. An internal ID serves as a stable, unique identifier assigned to each object, so even if two objects share the same name, their internal IDs are different. This lets you precisely identify and reference a specific object in usage data, audits, and joins with other metadata.

Other attributes like a deletion timestamp, owner, or creation date describe when or who acted on an object, or when it came into existence, but they don’t guarantee uniqueness. An internal ID remains the reliable differentiator across renames or moves and across the full landscape of objects in the account.