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snowflake_docs/ntile_0_0.txt | /
1. General
27. Rank-Related
39. Bitwise Aggregation
43. Boolean Aggregation
47. Hash Aggregation
49. Semi-structured Aggregation
52. Counting Distinct Values
55. Linear Regression
65. Statistics and Probability
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snowflake_docs/approx_top_k_4_0.txt | Usage Notes ¶
* The approximation is more accurate if the number of ` _ counters _ ` is large, so in most cases ` _ counters _ ` should be considerably bigger than ` _ k _ ` . (Each counter uses only a small amount of memory, so increasing the number of counters is not expensive in terms of memory.)
* When u... | |
snowflake_docs/st_startpoint_5_0.txt | Usage Notes ¶
* If ` _ geography_or_geometry_expression _ ` is not a LineString, the function reports an error.
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snowflake_docs/system_get_iceberg_table_information_4_0.txt | Returns ¶
The function returns a JSON object containing the following name/value pairs:
> {“metadataLocation”:”<value>”,”status”:”<value>”}
Where:
> ` metadataLocation `
>
>
> Location of the root metadata file updated or retrieved by the function.
>
> ` status `
>
>
> Status of the operation. This field retur... | |
snowflake_docs/trunc2_6_0.txt | Examples ¶
The examples below show date trunction. Note that in all cases the result is a
complete date, including month and day, but is the earliest date in the period
specified by the ` _ date_or_time_expr _ ` and ` _ date_or_time_part _ ` .
select trunc(to_date('2013-05-08'), 'MONTH');
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snowflake_docs/create-hybrid-table_9_1.txt | umns in the table:
DESC TABLE mytable;
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snowflake_docs/complete-snowflake-cortex_8_0.txt | Returns ¶
When the ` _ options _ ` argument is not specified, a string.
When the ` _ options _ ` argument is given, a string representation of a JSON
object containing the following keys.
* ` "choices" ` : An array of the model’s responses. (Currently, only one response is provided.) Each response is an object ... | |
snowflake_docs/try_to_binary_2_0.txt | Syntax ¶
TRY_TO_BINARY( <string_expr> [, '<format>'] )
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snowflake_docs/desc-external-volume_7_0.txt | label-security-custom-role) .
For general information about roles and privilege grants for performing SQL
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snowflake_docs/extract_answer-snowflake-cortex_5_0.txt | Returns ¶
A string containing an answer to the given question.
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snowflake_docs/desc-authentication-policy_9_0.txt | Examples ¶
Describe an authentication policy named ` my_auth_policy ` :
DESC AUTHENTICATION POLICY my_auth_policy;
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snowflake_docs/add_regex_3_0.txt | Syntax ¶
CALL <custom_classifier>!ADD_REGEX(
'<semantic_category>' ,
'<privacy_category>' ,
'<value_regex>' ,
[ <column_name_regex> ] ,
[ <description> ]
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snowflake_docs/binary-input-output_14_0.txt | UTF-8 Format Example ¶
> Start by creating a table with a BINARY column:
>
>
> CREATE TABLE demo_binary (b BINARY);
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>
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> Insert a row:
>
>
> INSERT INTO demo_binary (b) SELECT TO_BINARY('HELP', 'UTF-8');
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> Retrieve that row:
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> SELECT 'HELP', TO_VARCHAR(b, 'UTF-8... | |
snowflake_docs/show-shares-in-replication-group_3_0.txt | Parameters ¶
` _ name _ `
Specifies the identifier for the replication group.
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snowflake_docs/data_transfer_history_6_0.txt | Examples ¶
Retrieve the data transfer history for a 30 minute range, in 5 minute periods,
for your account:
>
> select *
> from table(mydb.information_schema.data_transfer_history(
> date_range_start=>to_timestamp_tz('2017-10-24 12:00:00.000 -0700'),
> date_range_end=>to_timestamp_tz('2017-... | |
snowflake_docs/array_flatten_1_0.txt | ARRAY_FLATTEN ¶
array) of ARRAYs into a single ARRAY. The function effectively concatenates
the ARRAYs that are elements of the input ARRAY and returns them as a single
ARRAY.
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snowflake_docs/drop-custom-classifier_6_0.txt | Access control requirements ¶
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snowflake_docs/create-secret_1_0.txt | CREATE SECRET ¶
Creates a new secret in the current/specified schema or replaces an existing
secret.
See also:
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snowflake_docs/arrays_to_object_2_0.txt | label-data-type-array) and the values specified by
another input ARRAY.
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snowflake_docs/current_account_name_0_0.txt | /
1. General
14. Session
29. Session Object
41. Alert
context) CURRENT_ACCOUNT_NAME
Categories:
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snowflake_docs/as_date_0_0.txt | /
1. JSON and XML Parsing
9. Array/Object Creation and Manipulation
43. Map Creation and Manipulation
51. Extraction
58. Conversion/Casting
82. Type Predicates
Categories:
semistructured) (Cast)
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snowflake_docs/create-table_13_1.txt | s only when loading
JSON data into separate columns using the MATCH_BY_COLUMN_NAME copy option.
Default :
` FALSE `
` NULL_IF = ( ' _ string1 _ ' [ , ' _ string2 _ ' , ... ] ) `
Use :
Data loading only
Definition :
String used to convert to and from SQL NULL. Snowflake replaces these strings
in the d... | |
snowflake_docs/from_2_0.txt | Syntax ¶
SELECT ...
FROM objectReference [ JOIN objectReference [ ... ] ]
[ ... ]
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>
> objectReference ::=
> {
> [<namespace>.]<object_name>
> [ AT | BEFORE ( <object_state> ) ]
> [ CHANGES ( <change_tracking_type> ) ]
> [ MATCH... | |
snowflake_docs/bind-variables_1_0.txt | Bind Variables ¶
Applications can accept data from users and use that data in SQL statements.
For example, an application might ask a user to enter contact information,
such as an address and phone number.
To specify this user input in a SQL statement, you can programmatically
construct a string for the SQL statemen... | |
snowflake_docs/validate_pipe_load_3_0.txt | Arguments ¶
` PIPE_NAME => _ string _ `
A string specifying a pipe. The function returns results for the specified
pipe only.
` START_TIME => _ constant_expr _ `
Timestamp (in TIMESTAMP_LTZ format), within the last 14 days, marking the
start of the time range for retrieving error events.
**Optional:**
` END_TIME... | |
snowflake_docs/current_warehouse_2_0.txt | Syntax ¶
CURRENT_WAREHOUSE()
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snowflake_docs/drop-file-format_4_0.txt | Usage Notes ¶
* Dropped file formats cannot be recovered; they must be recreated.
* Dropping a file format that is referenced in another object (e.g. named stage) does not cause errors because the object uses the file format defaults in place of the dropped file format.
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1. JSON and XML Parsing
9. Array/Object Creation and Manipulation
43. Map Creation and Manipulation
51. Extraction
58. Conversion/Casting
82. Type Predicates
Categories:
semistructured) (Array/Object)
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snowflake_docs/snowflake-db-classes_11_0.txt | Use an Instance ¶
After you create an instance of a class, you can call the instance methods
that the class provides. Calling a method requires the exclamation point ( ` !
` ) character. The ` ! ` character is used to dereference the instance.
For example, to call the DETECT_ANOMALIES method of the anomaly detector... | |
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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 PRIMARY KEYS
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1. IMAGE REGISTRY AND REPOSITORY
5. COMPUTE POOL
11. SERVICE
18. JOB
container-services) SHOW ENDPOINTS
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snowflake_docs/array_sort_5_0.txt | Returns ¶
This function returns an ARRAY that contains the elements of ` _ array _ ` in
sorted order.
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snowflake_docs/create-external-function_9_0.txt | label-access-control-securable-objects) , see [ Overview of
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snowflake_docs/replication_group_usage_history_0_0.txt | /
24. Legacy Views
Schema:
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snowflake_docs/create-stage_12_0.txt | Format type options ( ` formatTypeOptions ` ) ¶
Depending on the file format type specified ( ` FILE_FORMAT = ( TYPE =
... ) ` ), you can include one or more of the following format-specific
options (separated by blank spaces, commas, or new lines):
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snowflake_docs/create-projection-policy_1_0.txt | CREATE PROJECTION POLICY ¶
This feature requires Enterprise Edition (or higher). To inquire about
upgrading, please contact [ Snowflake Support
Snowflake-Lodge) .
Available to all accounts that are Enterprise Edition (or higher).
To inquire about upgrading, please contact [ Snowflake Support
Snowflake-Lodge) .
the c... | |
snowflake_docs/get_relative_path_4_0.txt | Returns ¶
Path of the file relative to the stage location.
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snowflake_docs/system_cancel_all_queries_4_0.txt | Usage Notes ¶
* A user can cancel their own running SQL operations using this SQL function. Canceling running operations executed by another user requires a role with one of the following privileges:
* OWNERSHIP on the user who executed the operation.
* OPERATE or OWNERSHIP on the warehouse that is run... | |
snowflake_docs/var_samp_1_0.txt | VAR_SAMP ¶
Returns the sample variance of non-NULL records in a group. If all records
inside a group are NULL, a NULL is returned.
Aliases:
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snowflake_docs/alter-session_2_0.txt | Syntax ¶
ALTER SESSION SET sessionParams
ALTER SESSION UNSET <param_name> [ , <param_name> , ... ]
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> sessionParams ::=
> ABORT_DETACHED_QUERY = TRUE | FALSE
> AUTOCOMMIT = TRUE | FALSE
> BINARY_INPUT_FORMAT = <string>
> BINARY_OUTPUT_FORMAT = <string>
> DATE_IN... | |
snowflake_docs/alter-database-role_4_0.txt | Access control privileges ¶
access-control-overview-roles) used to execute this SQL command must have the
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snowflake_docs/editdistance_6_0.txt | Examples ¶
The following example computes the distance between the strings in the columns
` s ` and ` t ` in the table ` ed ` .
The last two columns use the ` _ max_distance _ ` argument to specify the
maximum distance to compute:
* When ` _ max_distance _ ` is ` 3 ` , the function returns ` 3 ` if the dist... | |
snowflake_docs/alter-stage_9_2.txt | the BOM either causing an error or being merged into the first
column in the table.
Default :
` TRUE `
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snowflake_docs/dynamic_table_graph_history_5_0.txt | Usage Notes ¶
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snowflake_docs/alter-table-event-table_3_0.txt | Parameters ¶
` _ name _ `
Identifier for the event table to alter. If the identifier contains spaces or
special characters, the entire string must be enclosed in double quotes.
Identifiers enclosed in double quotes are also case-sensitive.
` RENAME TO _ new_table_name _ `
Renames the specified event table with a... | |
snowflake_docs/external_access_history_2_0.txt | Columns ¶
Column Name
|
Data Type
|
Description
---|---|---
QUERY_ID
|
TEXT
|
ID of the query or job that called the UDF or procedure performing external
access.
HOSTNAMES
|
TEXT
|
Name of the hosts accessed.
STATUS
|
TEXT
|
Status of the attempt to connect to the external location. One of the
following valu... | |
snowflake_docs/anomaly_detection_9_0.txt | Parameters ¶
` LIKE ' _ pattern _ ' `
Optionally filters the command output by object name. The filter uses case-
insensitive pattern matching, with support for SQL wildcard characters ( ` %
` and ` _ ` ).
For example, the following patterns return the same results:
` ... LIKE '%testing%' ... `
` ... L... | |
snowflake_docs/operators-query_10_0.txt | Examples ¶
This example demonstrates the basic usage of the UNION operator. It also
demonstrates a potential issue when data types do not match, then provides the
solution.
Start by creating the tables and inserting some data:
>
> CREATE TABLE t1 (v VARCHAR);
> CREATE TABLE t2 (i INTEGER);
> INSERT INTO ... | |
snowflake_docs/grant-application-role_9_0.txt | Usage notes ¶
Granting an application role to another application role can only be performed
within the context of an installed application, for example in application
setup script.
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snowflake_docs/st_asgeojson_4_0.txt | Returns ¶
geojson-handling) format.
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snowflake_docs/h3_polygon_to_cells_strings_5_0.txt | Arguments ¶
` _ geography_polygon _ `
A GEOGRAPHY object that represents a Polygon.
` _ target_resolution _ `
An INTEGER between 0 and 15 (inclusive) specifying the H3 [ resolution
returned H3 cells.
Specifying any other INTEGER value results in an error.
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snowflake_docs/months_between_3_0.txt | Arguments ¶
` _ date_expr1 _ `
The date to subtract from.
` _ date_expr2 _ `
The date to subtract.
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snowflake_docs/dynamic_table_refresh_history_3_0.txt | Arguments ¶
All the arguments are optional. If no arguments are provided, 100 refreshes
from all dynamic tables in the account will be returned.
` DATA_TIMESTAMP_START => _ constant_expr _ ` , . ` DATA_TIMESTAMP_END =>
_ constant_expr _ `
Time range (in TIMESTAMP_LTZ format) during which the refreshes occurred... | |
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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/class_instance_functions_1_0.txt | CLASS_INSTANCE_FUNCTIONS View ¶
This Information Schema view displays a row for each function in a [ class
See also:
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snowflake_docs/create-password-policy_7_0.txt | label-custom-password-policies) .
` PASSWORD_LOCKOUT_TIME_MINS = _ integer _ `
Specifies the number of minutes the user account will be locked after
exhausting the designated number of password retries (i.e. `
PASSWORD_MAX_RETRIES ` ).
Supported range: 1 to 999, inclusive.
Default: 15
Important
This parameter is st... | |
snowflake_docs/create-external-access-integration_10_0.txt | Examples ¶
Create an external access integration that provides access to the Google
Translation API.
For a more complete example, refer to [ Creating and using an external access
external-network-access) .
1. Create a secret representing credentials.
To create a secret, you must have been assigned a role with the... | |
snowflake_docs/to_decimal_5_0.txt | Usage Notes ¶
* For NULL input, the result is NULL.
* For fixed-point numbers:
* Numbers with different scales are converted by either adding zeros to the right (if the scale needs to be increased) or by reducing the number of fractional digits by rounding (if the scale needs to be decreased).
* Note ... | |
snowflake_docs/drop-row-access-policy_1_0.txt | DROP ROW ACCESS POLICY ¶
This feature requires Enterprise Edition (or higher). To inquire about
upgrading, please contact [ Snowflake Support
Snowflake-Lodge) .
Removes a row access policy from the system.
See also:
security-row-ddl)
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snowflake_docs/greatest_5_0.txt | Collation Details ¶
* The comparisons follow the collation based on the input arguments’ collations and precedences.
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snowflake_docs/alter-session_4_0.txt | Usage Notes ¶
* Parameters are typed. The supported types are BOOLEAN, NUMBER, and STRING.
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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/references_9_0.txt | Providers and consumers of applications and classes ¶
A _provider_ creates an application and a _consumer_ installs and uses an
application in the consumer account. In the case of [ Snowflake Classes
Snowflake account who creates an instance of a class is the _consumer_ .
Providers can create applications and classe... | |
snowflake_docs/alter-external-access-integration_6_0.txt | label-security-custom-role) .
For general information about roles and privilege grants for performing SQL
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snowflake_docs/name-resolution_5_0.txt | DDL and DML Statements ¶
In DDL and DML statements, unqualified objects are augmented with the current
database and schema. The current schema is maintained similarly to the current
database. The current schema always belongs to the current database.
When a session is initiated, the current schema is initialized bas... | |
snowflake_docs/drop-table_3_0.txt | Parameters ¶
` _ name _ `
Specifies the identifier for the table to drop. If the identifier contains
spaces, special characters, or mixed-case characters, the entire string must
be enclosed in double quotes. Identifiers enclosed in double quotes are also
case-sensitive (e.g. ` "My Object" ` ).
If the table identi... | |
snowflake_docs/literals-table_4_0.txt | Examples ¶
Query the table ` mytable ` using a table literal (note that the following
two examples are syntactically equivalent):
>
> SELECT * FROM TABLE('mytable');
>
> SELECT * FROM TABLE($$mytable$$);
>
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snowflake_docs/drop-packages-policy_5_0.txt | label-access-control-overview-privileges) at a minimum:
Privilege
|
Object
|
Notes
---|---|---
OWNERSHIP
|
Packages policy
|
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 GRAN... | |
snowflake_docs/system_wait_3_0.txt | Arguments ¶
**Required:**
` _ amount _ `
Number specifying the amount of time to wait as determined by ` _ time_unit _
` .
**Optional:**
` _ time_unit _ `
Time unit for ` _ amount _ ` . Accepted values are DAYS, HOURS, MINUTES,
SECONDS, MILLISECONDS, MICROSECONDS, NANOSECONDS. The unit should be in single
quotes... | |
snowflake_docs/base64_encode_7_0.txt | Returns ¶
This returns a string that contains only the characters used for the base64
encoding.
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snowflake_docs/st_area_9_0.txt | GEOMETRY Examples ¶
The following example calls the ST_AREA function with GEOMETRY objects that
represent a Point, LineString, and Polygon.
>
> SELECT ST_AREA(g), ST_ASWKT(g)
> FROM (SELECT TO_GEOMETRY(column1) as g
> from values ('POINT(1 1)'),
> ('LINESTRING(0 0, 1 1)'),
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snowflake_docs/is_array_2_0.txt | Syntax ¶
IS_ARRAY( <variant_expr> )
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snowflake_docs/show-iceberg-tables_8_0.txt | Usage notes ¶
* If an account (or database or schema) has a large number of Iceberg tables, then searching the entire account (or database or schema) can consume a significant amount of compute resources.
* The command does not require a running warehouse to execute.
* The value for ` LIMIT _ rows _ ` cann... | |
snowflake_docs/show-shares_5_0.txt | Output ¶
* The ` kind ` column displays:
* ` INBOUND ` indicates the share is available to your account to consume (i.e. you can create a database from the share).
* ` OUTBOUND ` indicates that your account is sharing data with other accounts and this share was created in your account.
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1. Conversion, Input, Parsing
14. Conversion, Output, Formatting
23. Constructor
32. Accessor
44. Relationship and Measurement
61. Transformation
75. Utility
77. H3
geospatial) ST_UNION
Categories:
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snowflake_docs/as_binary_4_0.txt | Examples ¶
This shows how to use the function:
> Create a table and data:
>
>>
>> CREATE TABLE multiple_types (
>> binary1 VARIANT,
>> date1 VARIANT,
>> decimal1 VARIANT,
>> time1 VARIANT,
>> timestamp1 VARIANT
>> );
>> INSERT INTO multiple_types
>> (b... | |
snowflake_docs/previous_day_2_0.txt | Syntax ¶
PREVIOUS_DAY( <date_or_time_expr> , <dow> )
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snowflake_docs/drop-pipe_5_0.txt | Examples ¶
>
> DROP PIPE mypipe;
>
> +------------------------------+
> | status |
> |------------------------------|
> | MYPIPE successfully dropped. |
> +------------------------------+
>
>
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snowflake_docs/information_schema_catalog_name_2_0.txt | Columns ¶
Column Name
|
Data Type
|
Description
---|---|---
CATALOG_NAME
|
TEXT
|
The name of the database in which this information_schema resides.
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snowflake_docs/undrop_4_0.txt | Examples ¶
UNDROP DATABASE mydb;
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snowflake_docs/iff_4_0.txt | Usage Notes ¶
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snowflake_docs/current_database_1_0.txt | CURRENT_DATABASE ¶
Returns the name of the database in use for the current session.
To specify a different database for the session, execute the [ USE DATABASE
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snowflake_docs/with_12_1.txt | here
> band_name = 'Santana'
> intersect
> select musician_id, musician_name from view_musicians_in_bands where
> band_name = 'Journey'
> order by musician_ID;
> +-------------+---------------+
> | MUSICIAN_ID | MUSICIAN_NAME |
> |-------------+---------------|
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snowflake_docs/create-user_14_0.txt | Examples ¶
Create a user with all default properties, a default role, and a basic
password that must be changed by the user after their first login:
>
> CREATE USER user1 PASSWORD='abc123' DEFAULT_ROLE = myrole
> DEFAULT_SECONDARY_ROLES = ('ALL') MUST_CHANGE_PASSWORD = TRUE;
>
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snowflake_docs/system_get_directory_table_status_2_0.txt | Syntax ¶
$SYSTEM_GET_DIRECTORY_TABLE_STATUS( [ '<stage_name>' ] )
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snowflake_docs/st_contains_3_0.txt | Arguments ¶
` _ geography_expression_1 _ `
A GEOGRAPHY object that is not a GeometryCollection or FeatureCollection.
` _ geography_expression_2 _ `
A GEOGRAPHY object that is not a GeometryCollection or FeatureCollection.
` _ geometry_expression_1 _ `
A GEOMETRY object that is not a GeometryCollection or FeatureC... | |
snowflake_docs/st_hausdorffdistance_2_0.txt | Syntax ¶
ST_HAUSDORFFDISTANCE( <geography_expression_1> , <geography_expression_2> )
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snowflake_docs/drop-projection-policy_2_0.txt | label-projection-policy-ddl)
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snowflake_docs/approx_top_k_estimate_3_0.txt | Arguments ¶
` _ state _ `
An expression that contains state information generated by a call to [
` _ k _ `
The number of values whose counts you want approximated. For example, if you
want to see the top 10 most common values, then set ` _ k _ ` to 10.
If ` _ k _ ` is omitted, the default is ` 1 ` .
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snowflake_docs/map_size_2_0.txt | Syntax ¶
MAP_SIZE( <map> )
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snowflake_docs/ifnull_8_0.txt | Examples ¶
Create a table that contains contact information for suppliers:
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS suppliers (
supplier_id INT PRIMARY KEY,
supplier_name VARCHAR(30),
phone_region_1 VARCHAR(15),
phone_region_2 VARCHAR(15));
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snowflake_docs/system_behavior_change_bundle_status_3_0.txt | Arguments ¶
` _ bundle_name _ `
Name of the behavior change bundle, specified as a string. To obtain the name
changes) .
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snowflake_docs/data-types-geospatial_14_0.txt | Changing the Spatial Reference System (SRS) and SRID of a GEOMETRY Object
¶
and [ SRID
function, passing in the new SRID. The function returns a new GEOMETRY object
with the new SRID and the coordinates converted to use the SRS. For example,
to return a GEOMETRY object for ` geometry_expression ` that uses the SRS f... | |
snowflake_docs/cos_4_0.txt | Examples ¶
>
> SELECT COS(0), COS(PI()/3), COS(RADIANS(90));
>
> --------+-------------+------------------+
> COS(0) | COS(PI()/3) | COS(RADIANS(90)) |
> --------+-------------+------------------+
> 1 | 0.5 | 6.123233996e-17 |
> --------+-------------+------------------+
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snowflake_docs/system_generate_scim_access_token_1_0.txt | SYSTEM$GENERATE_SCIM_ACCESS_TOKEN ¶
Returns a new SCIM access token that is valid for six months.
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snowflake_docs/st_geompointfromgeohash_1_0.txt | ST_GEOMPOINTFROMGEOHASH ¶
geometry) object for the point that represents center of a [ geohash
See also:
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snowflake_docs/atan2_2_0.txt | Syntax ¶
ATAN2( <y> , <x> )
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Note that the first parameter is the Y coordinate, not the X coordinate.
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snowflake_docs/system_get_tag_on_current_table_1_0.txt | SYSTEM$GET_TAG_ON_CURRENT_TABLE ¶
Returns the tag string value assigned to the table based upon the specified
tag or NULL if a tag is not assigned to the specified table.
intro) conditions.
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snowflake_docs/functions-analytic_24_0.txt | Rank-related Function Examples ¶
The following example shows how to rank salespeople based on the total amount
(in dollars) that each has sold. The query uses the ` OVER ` clause to create
a window that contains the total sales of each salesperson. The ` ORDER BY `
subclause within the ` OVER ` clause puts those... |
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