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snowflake_docs/explain_json_2_0.txt | Syntax ¶
EXPLAIN_JSON( <explain_output_in_json_format> )
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snowflake_docs/system_cancel_query_2_0.txt | Syntax ¶
SYSTEM$CANCEL_QUERY( <query_id> )
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snowflake_docs/auto_refresh_registration_history_0_0.txt | /
1. Data Loading
4. Data Generation
6. Data Conversion
9. ML-Powered Analysis
11. Object Modeling
13. Semi-Structured Queries
15. Query Results
17. Query Profile
19. User Login
22. Queries
26. Wareho... | |
snowflake_docs/replace_4_0.txt | Returns ¶
The returned value is the string after all replacements have been done.
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snowflake_docs/create-api-integration_15_0.txt | label-access-control-securable-objects) , see [ Overview of
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snowflake_docs/show-session-policies_8_0.txt | Usage notes ¶
* The command does not require a running warehouse to execute.
* The value for ` LIMIT _ rows _ ` cannot exceed ` 10000 ` . If ` LIMIT _ rows _ ` is omitted, the command results in an error if the result set is larger than 10K rows.
To view results for which more than 10K records exist, eith... | |
snowflake_docs/alter-account_1_0.txt | ALTER ACCOUNT ¶
Modifies an account. Can be used to modify any type of parameter (account,
session, or object) at the account level. Also used to rename an account and
to assign resource monitors and tags to an account. The command can only be
executed by:
* Account administrators (i.e. users with the ACCOUNTADMIN... | |
snowflake_docs/is-null_3_0.txt | Returns ¶
Returns BOOLEAN true or false.
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snowflake_docs/strtok_5_0.txt | Usage Notes ¶
If the string starts or is terminated with the delimiter, the system considers
empty space before or after the delimiter, respectively, as a valid token.
Similar to Linux strtok(), STRTOK never returns an empty string as a token.
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snowflake_docs/let_1_0.txt | LET (Snowflake Scripting) ¶
Assigns an expression to a Snowflake Scripting variable, cursor, or RESULTSET.
For more information on variables, cursors, and RESULTSETs, see:
Note
construct is valid only within a [ Snowflake Scripting block
See also :
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snowflake_docs/match_recognize_20_0.txt | Examples ¶
guide/match-recognize-introduction) contains many examples, including some
that are simpler than most of the examples here. If you are not already
familiar with ` MATCH_RECOGNIZE ` , then you might want to read those
examples first.
Some of the examples below use the following table and data:
>
> cre... | |
snowflake_docs/translate-snowflake-cortex_10_0.txt | Legal Notices ¶
Snowflake Cortex LLM Functions are powered by machine learning technology,
including Meta’s LLaMA 2. The foundation LLaMA 2 model is licensed under the [
LLaMA 2 Community License
(c) Meta Platforms, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Your use of any LLM Functions
based on the LLama 2 model is subject to Meta... | |
snowflake_docs/system_pipe_status_4_0.txt | Usage Notes ¶
* Returns results only for the pipe owner (i.e. the role with the OWNERSHIP privilege on the pipe) or a role with the MONITOR privilege on the pipe.
* ` _ pipe_name _ ` is a string so it must be enclosed in single quotes:
* Note that the entire name must be enclosed in single quotes, includi... | |
snowflake_docs/create-compute-pool_4_0.txt | label-spcs-working-with-compute-pool-creating-compute-pool) .
` MAX_NODES = _ num _ `
Specifies the maximum number of nodes for the compute pool.
` INSTANCE_FAMILY = _ instance_family_name _ `
Identifies the type of machine you want to provision for the nodes in the
compute pool. The machine type determines the a... | |
snowflake_docs/delete_category_0_0.txt | /
1. Commands
5. Methods
DELETE_CATEGORY
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snowflake_docs/set_email_notifications_9_0.txt | Error Messages ¶
The following scenarios can help you troubleshoot issues that can occur.
Error
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Unknown user-defined function
<database_name>.<schema_name>.<budget_name>.SET_EMAIL_NOTIFICATIONS
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Cause
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The role you used to set the email notifications for a custom budget does not
have the ADMIN in... | |
snowflake_docs/regexp_substr_8_0.txt | Examples ¶
many examples that use both REGEXP_SUBSTR and REGEXP_INSTR. You might want to
look at those examples, too.
The next few examples use the table of strings created below:
>
> CREATE TABLE demo2 (id INT, string1 VARCHAR);;
> INSERT INTO demo2 (id, string1) VALUES
> -- A string with multiple o... | |
snowflake_docs/create-view_4_0.txt | Optional Parameters ¶
` SECURE `
Specifies that the view is secure. For more information about secure views,
Default: No value (view is not secure)
` { [ { LOCAL | GLOBAL } ] TEMP | TEMPORARY | VOLATILE } `
Specifies that the view persists only for the duration of the [ session
and all its contents ar... | |
snowflake_docs/desc-task_1_0.txt | DESCRIBE TASK ¶
Describes the columns in a task.
DESCRIBE can be abbreviated to DESC.
See also:
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snowflake_docs/class_instances_4_0.txt | Examples ¶
Retrieve the names of all instances, and the class they were instantiated
from, in the ` mydatabase ` database:
SELECT name, class_name, class_schema_name, class_database_name
FROM mydatabase.INFORMATION_SCHEMA.CLASS_INSTANCES;
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snowflake_docs/create-security-integration-api-auth_12_0.txt | Usage notes ¶
* Regarding metadata:
Attention
Customers should ensure that no personal data (other than for a User object),
sensitive data, export-controlled data, or other regulated data is entered as
metadata when using the Snowflake service. For more information, see [
* CREATE OR REPLACE _ <object> _ statem... | |
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snowflake_docs/current_session_2_0.txt | Syntax ¶
CURRENT_SESSION()
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snowflake_docs/event_usage_history_2_0.txt | Columns ¶
Column Name
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Data Type
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Description
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START_TIME
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TIMESTAMP_LTZ
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Start of the time range (in the UTC time zone) in which data loading took
place.
END_TIME
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TIMESTAMP_LTZ
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End of the time range (in the UTC time zone) in which data loading took place.
CREDITS_USED
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NUMBER
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Number of... | |
snowflake_docs/st_xmin_6_0.txt | Examples ¶
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snowflake_docs/create-task_26_0.txt | label-finalizer-task) .
CREATE TASK finalize_task
WAREHOUSE = my_warehouse
FINALIZE = my_root_task
AS
CALL SYSTEM$SEND_EMAIL(
'my_email_int',
'first.last@example.com, first2.last2@example.com',
'Email Alert: Task A has finished.',
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snowflake_docs/create-stage_3_0.txt | Required parameters ¶
` _ internal_stage_name _ ` or . ` _ external_stage_name _ `
Specifies the identifier for the stage; must be unique for the schema in which
the stage is created.
In addition, the identifier must start with an alphabetic character and cannot
contain spaces or special characters unless the en... | |
snowflake_docs/h3_grid_disk_2_0.txt | label-data-types-geospatial-h3) cells that are within the
k-distance from the specified cell. The IDs in the returned ARRAY are INTEGER
values (if an INTEGER value was provided as the input ID) or VARCHAR values
containing the hexadecimal IDs (if a hexadecimal ID was provided as the input
ID).
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snowflake_docs/drop-authentication-policy_7_0.txt | label-access-control-securable-objects) , see [ Overview of
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snowflake_docs/show-projection-policies_10_0.txt | Example ¶
SHOW PROJECTION POLICIES;
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snowflake_docs/cume_dist_3_0.txt | Arguments ¶
` _ partition_expr _ `
This is the optional expression to use to group rows into partitions.
` _ order_expr _ `
This expression specifies the order of the rows within each partition.
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snowflake_docs/create-projection-policy_7_0.txt | label-security-custom-role) .
For general information about roles and privilege grants for performing SQL
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snowflake_docs/create-session-policy_8_0.txt | label-security-custom-role) .
For general information about roles and privilege grants for performing SQL
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snowflake_docs/copy-files_6_0.txt | Access control requirements ¶
access-control-overview-roles) used to execute this SQL command must have the
overview.html | |
snowflake_docs/boolor_3_0.txt | Examples ¶
SELECT BOOLOR(1, 2), BOOLOR(-1.35, 0), BOOLOR(3, NULL), BOOLOR(0, 0), BOOLOR(NULL, 0), BOOLOR(NULL, NULL);
+--------------+------------------+-----------------+--------------+-----------------+--------------------+
| BOOLOR(1, 2) | BOOLOR(-1.35, 0) | BOOLOR(3, NULL) | BOOLOR(0, 0) | BOOLOR(NUL... | |
snowflake_docs/alter-file-format_5_3.txt | haracter ( ` ' ` ), or double quote character ( ` " ` ). To use the single
quote character, use the octal or hex representation ( ` 0x27 ` ) or the
double single-quoted escape ( ` '' ` ).
When a field contains this character, escape it using the same character. For
example, if the value is the double quote characte... | |
snowflake_docs/desc-pipe_0_0.txt | /
1. Stage
7. File Format
13. External Volume
20. Pipe
26. Snowpipe Streaming
28. Loading and Unloading
loading) DESCRIBE PIPE
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snowflake_docs/system_explain_json_to_text_3_0.txt | Arguments ¶
` _ explain_output_in_json_format _ `
A string, or an expression that evaluates to a string, containing EXPLAIN
output as a JSON-compatible string. If the input is a string, the string
should be enclosed in single quotes ` ' ` .
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snowflake_docs/drop-custom-classifier_8_0.txt | label-access-control-overview-
privileges) at a minimum:
Privilege
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Object
---|---
OWNERSHIP
|
SNOWFLAKE.DATA_PRIVACY.CUSTOM_CLASSIFIER instance
Note that operating on any object in a schema also requires the USAGE
privilege on the parent database and schema.
For instructions on creating a custom role with a spe... | |
snowflake_docs/regr_valx_4_0.txt | Returns ¶
Returns a value of type ` DOUBLE ` .
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snowflake_docs/system_behavior_change_bundle_status_4_0.txt | Returns ¶
Returns one of the following VARCHAR values:
* ` ENABLED ` (if the specified bundle is enabled for the current account)
* ` DISABLED ` (if the specified bundle is disabled for the current account)
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snowflake_docs/base64_decode_string_5_0.txt | Usage Notes ¶
* The characters in the ` _ alphabet _ ` string are positionally parsed; to specify different characters in the second or third positions in the string, you must explicitly specify all preceding characters even if you wish to use the defaults.
For example:
> * ` +$ ` specifies the default ( ` ... | |
snowflake_docs/hll_import_0_0.txt | /
1. General
26. Bitwise
30. Boolean
34. Hash
36. Semi-Structured
39. Linear Regression
49. Statistics and Probability
52. Count Distinct Values
60. Cardinality Estimation
68. Similarity Estimation
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snowflake_docs/show-shares-in-failover-group_2_0.txt | Syntax ¶
SHOW SHARES IN FAILOVER GROUP <name>
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snowflake_docs/show-custom-classifiers_2_0.txt | label-custom-classification-working)
Lists all custom classification instances.
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snowflake_docs/st_geographyfromwkb_9_0.txt | Examples ¶
The following example returns the GEOGRAPHY object for a geospatial object
described in WKT format:
>
> -- Set the output format to WKT
> alter session set GEOGRAPHY_OUTPUT_FORMAT='WKT';
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snowflake_docs/regexp_like_7_0.txt | Examples ¶
Create a table with names of cities:
>
> CREATE OR REPLACE TABLE cities(city varchar(20));
> INSERT INTO cities VALUES
> ('Sacramento'),
> ('San Francisco'),
> ('San Jose'),
> (null);
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> SELECT * FROM... | |
snowflake_docs/st_intersects_8_0.txt | GEOGRAPHY Examples ¶
This shows a simple use of the ST_INTERSECTS function:
>
> SELECT ST_INTERSECTS(
> TO_GEOGRAPHY('POLYGON((0 0, 2 0, 2 2, 0 2, 0 0))'),
> TO_GEOGRAPHY('POLYGON((1 1, 3 1, 3 3, 1 3, 1 1))')
> );
> +---------------------------------------------------------+
> | S... | |
snowflake_docs/system_stream_backlog_5_0.txt | Usage Notes ¶
N/A
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snowflake_docs/alter-secret_9_0.txt | label-access-control-overview-privileges) at a minimum:
Privilege
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Object
|
Notes
---|---|---
OWNERSHIP
|
Secret
|
OWNERSHIP is a special privilege on an object that is automatically granted to
the role that created the object, but can also be transferred using the [
role (or any role with the MANAGE GRANTS privil... | |
snowflake_docs/st_makepoint_3_0.txt | Arguments ¶
` _ longitude _ `
A REAL that represents the longitude.
` _ latitude _ `
A REAL that represents the latitude.
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snowflake_docs/h3_polygon_to_cells_4_0.txt | Syntax ¶
H3_POLYGON_TO_CELLS( <geography_polygon> , <target_resolution> )
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snowflake_docs/desc-schema_4_0.txt | Usage Notes ¶
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snowflake_docs/approx_top_k_5_0.txt | Examples ¶
SELECT APPROX_TOP_K(C4) FROM lineitem;
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APPROX_TOP_K(C4,3) |
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[ |
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snowflake_docs/create-versioned-schema_2_0.txt | Syntax ¶
CREATE OR ALTER VERSIONED SCHEMA <name>
[ WITH MANAGED ACCESS ]
[ DATA_RETENTION_TIME_IN_DAYS = ]
[ MAX_DATA_EXTENSION_TIME_IN_DAYS = ]
[ DEFAULT_DDL_COLLATION = '<collation_specification>' ]
[ COMMENT = '<string_literal>' ]
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snowflake_docs/like_all_3_0.txt | Arguments ¶
**Required:**
` _ subject _ `
The string to compare to the pattern(s).
` _ pattern | |
snowflake_docs/current_secondary_roles_1_0.txt | CURRENT_SECONDARY_ROLES ¶
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snowflake_docs/listing-consumption-daily_2_0.txt | Columns ¶
Column Name
|
Data Type
|
Description
---|---|---
EVENT_DATE
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DATETIME
|
Date of the consumption.
EXCHANGE_NAME
|
VARCHAR
|
Name of the data exchange or the Snowflake Marketplace to which the listing
belongs.
SNOWFLAKE_REGION
|
VARCHAR
|
Snowflake Region where the consumption occurred.
LISTING_N... | |
snowflake_docs/array_construct_compact_4_0.txt | `
These are the input expressions to evaluate; the resulting values are put into
the array. The expressions do not all need to evaluate to the same data type.
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snowflake_docs/desc-sequence_0_0.txt | /
2. Table
13. Dynamic Table
19. Event Table
24. External Table
30. Hybrid Table
36. Iceberg Table
43. View
49. Materialized View
56. Sequence
DESCRIBE SEQUENCE
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snowflake_docs/network_rules_0_0.txt | /
Schema:
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snowflake_docs/strip_null_value_4_0.txt | Arguments ¶
` _ variant_expr _ `
An expression of type VARIANT.
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snowflake_docs/bitxor_4_0.txt | Returns ¶
Returns an integer that represents the bitwise XOR of the input expressions.
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snowflake_docs/timeadd_4_0.txt | label-supported-date-time-parts) .
` _ value _ `
This is the number of units of time that you want to add. For example, if you
want to add 2 days, then the value is 2.
` _ date_or_time_expr _ `
` _ date_or_time_expr _ ` must evaluate to a date, time, or timestamp. This
is the date, time, or timestamp to which you wa... | |
snowflake_docs/show-custom-classifiers_8_0.txt | label-security-custom-role) .
For general information about roles and privilege grants for performing SQL
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snowflake_docs/show-global-accounts_5_0.txt | Output ¶
The command output provides global account properties and metadata in the
following columns:
Column
|
Description
---|---
` region_group `
|
Region group where the account is located.
` snowflake_region `
|
Snowflake Region where the account is located. A Snowflake Region is a
distinct location with... | |
snowflake_docs/h3_grid_path_1_0.txt | H3_GRID_PATH ¶
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snowflake_docs/try_base64_decode_binary_4_0.txt | Returns ¶
This returns a ` BINARY ` value. The value can be inserted into a column of
type ` BINARY ` , for example.
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snowflake_docs/group-by_7_0.txt | Group By Multiple Columns ¶
The following example demonstrates how to group by multiple columns:
SELECT state, city, SUM(retail_price * quantity) AS gross_revenue
FROM sales
GROUP BY state, city;
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| STATE | CITY | GROSS REVENUE |
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snowflake_docs/transactions_3_0.txt | What is a Transaction? ¶
A transaction is a sequence of SQL statements that are processed as an atomic
unit. All statements in the transaction are either applied (i.e. committed) or
undone (i.e. rolled back) together. Snowflake transactions guarantee [ ACID
A transaction can include both reads and writes.
Transactio... | |
snowflake_docs/atanh_0_0.txt | /
1. Arithmetic
4. Rounding and Truncation
13. Exponent and Root
21. Logarithmic
24. Trigonometric
42. Other
numeric) ATANH
Categories:
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snowflake_docs/create-function_46_0.txt | label-udf-java-examples) .
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snowflake_docs/show-parameters_2_0.txt | Syntax ¶
SHOW PARAMETERS [ LIKE '<pattern>' ]
[ { IN | FOR } { SESSION | ACCOUNT | USER [ <name> ] | { WAREHOUSE | DATABASE | SCHEMA | TASK } [ <name> ] | TABLE <table_name> } ]
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snowflake_docs/current_role_1_0.txt | CURRENT_ROLE ¶
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snowflake_docs/identifiers-syntax_1_0.txt | Identifier requirements ¶
Unquoted object identifiers :
* Start with a letter (A-Z, a-z) or an underscore (“_”).
* Contain only letters, underscores, decimal digits (0-9), and dollar signs (“$”).
* Are stored and resolved as uppercase characters (e.g. ` id ` is stored and resolved as ` ID ` ).
If you put... | |
snowflake_docs/create-table-constraint_0_0.txt | /
2. Table
13. Dynamic Table
19. Event Table
24. External Table
30. Hybrid Table
36. Iceberg Table
43. View
49. Materialized View
56. Sequence
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snowflake_docs/add_resource_3_0.txt | Arguments ¶
` ' _ object_reference _ ' `
The serialized string representation that resolves to an object. This string
is the output of the [ SYSTEM$REFERENCE
` _ reference_statement _ `
A SYSTEM$REFERENCE statement that creates a reference for the object to be
added to the budget.
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snowflake_docs/system_disable_database_replication_4_0.txt | Arguments ¶
` _ db_name _ `
Specifies the identifier for the database.
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snowflake_docs/to_date_5_0.txt | Returns ¶
The data type of the returned value is ` DATE ` .
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snowflake_docs/revoke-role_2_0.txt | Syntax ¶
REVOKE ROLE <name> FROM { ROLE <parent_role_name> | USER <user_name> }
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snowflake_docs/alter-stage_8_2.txt | ading data :
Specifies the escape character for enclosed fields only. Specify the character
used to enclose fields by setting ` FIELD_OPTIONALLY_ENCLOSED_BY ` .
Note
This file format option supports singlebyte characters only. Note that UTF-8
character encoding represents high-order ASCII characters as multibyte
char... | |
snowflake_docs/systimestamp_2_0.txt | Syntax ¶
SYSTIMESTAMP()
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snowflake_docs/try_to_time_2_0.txt | Syntax ¶
TRY_TO_TIME( <string_expr> [, <format> ] )
TRY_TO_TIME( '<integer>' )
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snowflake_docs/get_notification_mute_flag_2_0.txt | Syntax ¶
<budget_name>!GET_NOTIFICATION_MUTE_FLAG()
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snowflake_docs/regexp_substr_all_1_0.txt | REGEXP_SUBSTR_ALL ¶
that contains all substrings that match a regular expression within a string.
If no match is found, the function returns an empty ARRAY.
Aliases:
REGEXP_EXTRACT_ALL
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snowflake_docs/system_get_cmk_kms_key_policy_4_0.txt | Usage notes ¶
* This function is for use in Snowflake accounts on Amazon Web Services only.
* Only account administrators (i.e. users with the ACCOUNTADMIN role) or a role that is granted the MONITOR SECURITY privilege can call this function.
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snowflake_docs/st_asewkt_3_0.txt | Arguments ¶
` _ geography_or_geometry_expression _ `
The argument must be an expression of type GEOGRAPHY or GEOMETRY.
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snowflake_docs/desc-stream_5_0.txt | Examples ¶
Create an example stream:
>
> CREATE STREAM mystream ( ... );
>
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> DESC STREAM mystream;
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snowflake_docs/add_months_6_0.txt | Examples ¶
Add 2 months to a date and cast the date to a timestamp with no time zone:
>
> SELECT ADD_MONTHS('2016-05-15'::timestamp_ntz, 2) AS RESULT;
> +-------------------------+
> | RESULT |
> |-------------------------|
> | 2016-07-15 00:00:00.000 |
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snowflake_docs/round_0_0.txt | /
1. Arithmetic
4. Rounding and Truncation
13. Exponent and Root
21. Logarithmic
24. Trigonometric
42. Other
numeric) ROUND
Categories:
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snowflake_docs/external_functions_history_3_0.txt | Arguments ¶
All the arguments are optional.
` DATE_RANGE_START => _ constant_date_expression _ ` , . ` DATE_RANGE_END
=> _ constant_date_expression _ `
The date/time range, within the last 2 weeks, for which to retrieve the
history:
History is displayed in increments of 5 minutes, 1 hour, or 24 hours
(depending... | |
snowflake_docs/alter-application-role_2_0.txt | Syntax ¶
ALTER APPLICATION ROLE [ IF EXISTS ] <name> RENAME TO <new_name>
ALTER APPLICATION ROLE [ IF EXISTS ] <name> SET COMMENT = '<string_literal>'
ALTER APPLICATION ROLE [ IF EXISTS ] <name> UNSET COMMENT
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snowflake_docs/show-columns_0_0.txt | /
2. Table
13. Dynamic Table
19. Event Table
24. External Table
30. Hybrid Table
36. Iceberg Table
43. View
49. Materialized View
56. Sequence
SHOW COLUMNS
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snowflake_docs/drop-compute-pool_0_0.txt | /
1. IMAGE REGISTRY AND REPOSITORY
5. COMPUTE POOL
11. SERVICE
18. JOB
container-services) DROP COMPUTE POOL
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snowflake_docs/soundex_0_0.txt | /
1. General Manipulation
34. Case Conversion
38. Regular Expression Matching
48. Other Matching/Comparison
66. Compression/Decompression
70. Encoding/Decoding
81. Cryptographic/Checksum
93. Hash (Non-cryptographic)
96. Co... | |
snowflake_docs/lag_4_0.txt | Usage Notes ¶
* When the IGNORE NULLS clause is set, any row whose expression evaluates to NULL is not included when offset rows are counted. If ` { IGNORE | RESPECT } NULLS ` is not specified, the default is ` RESPECT NULLS ` .
* The ` ORDER BY ` clause orders the data within each partition.
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snowflake_docs/approx_percentile_accumulate_4_0.txt | Usage Notes ¶
* Percentile works only on numeric values, so ` _ expr _ ` should produce values that are numbers or can be cast to numbers.
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snowflake_docs/show-indexes_3_0.txt | Syntax ¶
SHOW [ TERSE ] INDEXES
[ LIKE '<pattern>' ]
[ IN { ACCOUNT | DATABASE [ <database_name> ] | SCHEMA [ <schema_name> ] | TABLE | TABLE <table_name> } ]
[ STARTS WITH '<name_string>' ]
[ LIMIT <rows> [ FROM '<name_string>' ] ]
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