An organization wants to enforce a 30-minute session timeout for all new sessions across the entire account. The administrator runs: ALTER ACCOUNT SET SESSION_TIMEOUT = 30; However, one user, John, still experiences a 60-minute timeout. What is the most likely reason?

John has a user-level SESSION_TIMEOUT parameter set to 60, which overrides the account-level setting.

The account-level parameter change requires a session restart to take effect.

The SESSION_TIMEOUT parameter is a session-level parameter and cannot be set at the account level.

John's role has a higher precedence than the account-level setting.

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An organization wants to enforce a 30-minute session timeout for all new sessions across the entire account. The administrator runs: ALTER ACCOUNT SET SESSION_TIMEOUT = 30; However, one user, John, still experiences a 60-minute timeout. What is the most likely reason?

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