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snowflake_docs/st_covers_4_0.txt | Returns ¶
BOOLEAN.
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snowflake_docs/parse_url_7_0.txt | nofragment', 1);
> +----------------------------------------------------------+
> | PARSE_URL('EXAMPLE.INT/HELLO.PHP?USER=12 | |
snowflake_docs/metering_daily_history_6_0.txt | label-understanding-billing-for-cloud-services-usage) is billed
only if the daily consumption of cloud services exceeds 10% of the daily usage
of virtual warehouses. This query returns how much of cloud services
consumption was actually billed for a particular day, ordered by the highest
billed amount.
SELECT
... | |
snowflake_docs/create-external-function_5_0.txt | label-base64-format) .
In the example above, the value sent in the base64 header is the result of
calling:
base64_encode('select\n/ÄÎß묱©®/\nmy_external_function(1)')
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The remote service is responsible for decoding the base64 value if needed.
Each such base64 header is named according to the following conventi... | |
snowflake_docs/map_delete_4_0.txt | Returns ¶
Returns a MAP that contains the contents of the input (source) map with one or
more keys removed.
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snowflake_docs/show-network-rules_1_0.txt | SHOW NETWORK RULES ¶
Lists all network rules defined in the system.
See also:
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snowflake_docs/put_5_0.txt | Usage notes ¶
* The command _does not_ support uploading multiple files with divergent directory paths, because it doesn’t preserve file system directory structure when uploading files to your stage.
For example, the following PUT statement returns an error since you can’t
specify multiple files in nested subdire... | |
snowflake_docs/drop-catalog-integration_6_0.txt | label-security-custom-role) .
For general information about roles and privilege grants for performing SQL
overview.html | |
snowflake_docs/show-database-roles_6_0.txt | Example ¶
Return up to ten database roles in the database named ` mydb ` after the
first database role named ` db_role2 ` :
SHOW DATABASE ROLES IN DATABASE mydb LIMIT 10 FROM 'db_role2';
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snowflake_docs/sql-all_3_0.txt | label-replication-and-failover-groups) .
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Modifies the properties for an existing file format object.
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Modifies the properties of an existing user-defined or external function.
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Modifies the properties, columns, or constraints for an existing [ Iceberg
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Modifies the properties for an existing integration.
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snowflake_docs/system_classify_3_0.txt | Arguments ¶
` _ object_name _ `
The name of the table, external table, view, or materialized view containing
the columns to be classified. If a database and schema are not in use in the
current session, the name must be fully-qualified.
The name must be specified exactly as it is stored in the database. If the
name... | |
snowflake_docs/boolor_agg_4_0.txt | Returns ¶
The data type of the returned value is BOOLEAN.
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snowflake_docs/anomaly_detection_1_0.txt | ANOMALY_DETECTION ¶
_Fully qualified name:_ SNOWFLAKE.ML.ANOMALY_DETECTION
Anomaly detection allows you to detect outliers in your time series data by
using a machine learning algorithm. You use CREATE
SNOWFLAKE.ML.ANOMALY_DETECTION to create and train the detection model, and
then use the <name>!DETECT_ANOMALIES... | |
snowflake_docs/data-types-logical_2_0.txt | Data Types ¶
Snowflake supports a single logical data type, BOOLEAN.
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snowflake_docs/st_xmax_6_0.txt | Examples ¶
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snowflake_docs/create-security-integration-scim_3_0.txt | Required parameters ¶
` _ name _ `
String that specifies the identifier (i.e. name) for the integration; must be
unique in your account.
In addition, the identifier must start with an alphabetic character and cannot
contain spaces or special characters unless the entire identifier string is
enclosed in double quote... | |
snowflake_docs/atan2_4_0.txt | Returns ¶
The data type of the returned value is DOUBLE.
The returned value is in radians, not degrees.
The returned value is a number in the interval ` [-pi, pi] ` .
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snowflake_docs/alter-share_4_0.txt | Usage Notes ¶
* One of the following privileges is required to alter a share:
> * The OWNERSHIP privilege which is granted to the role that creates the
> share.
>
> ACCOUNTADMIN has the CREATE SHARE privilege. The ACCOUNTADMIN can grant the
> privilege to any other role. The owner of the share cannot grant th... | |
snowflake_docs/system_cleanup_database_role_grants_5_0.txt | Usage notes ¶
None.
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snowflake_docs/st_simplify_5_0.txt | Examples ¶
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snowflake_docs/is_object_3_0.txt | Arguments ¶
` _ variant_expr _ `
An expression that evaluates to a value of type VARIANT.
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snowflake_docs/system_allowlist_privatelink_5_0.txt | Usage notes ¶
The output may include multiple entries for certain types ( ` STAGE ` ,
etc.).
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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_CENTROID
Categories:
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snowflake_docs/undrop-schema_5_0.txt | Examples ¶
Restore the most recent version of a dropped schema (this example builds on
>
> UNDROP SCHEMA myschema;
>
> +----------------------------------------+
> | status |
> |----------------------------------------|
> | Schema MYSCHEMA successfully restored. ... | |
snowflake_docs/complete-snowflake-cortex_14_0.txt | Responses from Table Column ¶
The following example generates a response from each row of a table (in this
example, ` content ` is a column from the ` reviews ` table). The ` reviews
` table contains a column named ` review_content ` containing the text of
reviews submitted by users. The query returns a critique ... | |
snowflake_docs/execute-alert_2_0.txt | Syntax ¶
EXECUTE ALERT <name>
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snowflake_docs/create-schema_11_0.txt | Usage Notes ¶
* If a schema with the same name already exists in the database, an error is returned and the schema is not created, unless the optional ` OR REPLACE ` keyword is specified in the command.
Important
schema) on the existing schema and then creating a new schema with the same
name; however, the drop... | |
snowflake_docs/policy_context_4_0.txt | Usage notes ¶
* This function requires the following:
* At least one argument that specifies a supported context function and its value.
* If a table is protected by a policy, the specified user or role must be granted the following privileges:
* OWNERSHIP on the table or view, and
* The A... | |
snowflake_docs/in_1_0.txt | [ NOT ] IN ¶
Tests whether its argument is or is not one of the members of an explicit list
or the result of a subquery.
Note
In subquery form, IN is equivalent to ` = ANY ` and NOT IN is equivalent to
` <> ALL ` .
Tip
You can use the search optimization service to improve the performance of
queries that call thi... | |
snowflake_docs/system_enable_behavior_change_bundle_0_0.txt | /
1. Control
29. Information
90. Query Information
SYSTEM$ENABLE_BEHAVIOR_CHANGE_BUNDLE
Categories:
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snowflake_docs/order-by_2_0.txt | Syntax ¶
SELECT ...
FROM ...
ORDER BY orderItem [ , orderItem , ... ]
[ ... ]
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orderItem ::= { <column_alias> | <position> | <expr> } [ ASC | DESC ] [ NULLS { FIRST | LAST } ]
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` _ column_alias _ `
` _ position _ `
` _ expr _ `
Any expression on tables in the current scope.
` AS... | |
snowflake_docs/trunc_5_0.txt | Usage Notes ¶
* If ` _ scale_expr _ ` is negative, then it specifies the number of places before the decimal point to which to adjust the number. For example, if the scale is -2, then the result is a multiple of 100.
* If ` _ scale_expr _ ` is larger than the input expression scale, the function does not ha... | |
snowflake_docs/getbit_3_0.txt | Arguments ¶
` _ integer_expr _ `
This expression must evaluate to a data type that can be cast to ` INTEGER `
.
` _ bit_position _ `
The position of the bit (starting from 0 for the least significant bit up to
127 for the most significant bit) for which to retrieve the value.
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snowflake_docs/desc-share_0_0.txt | /
1. Database
9. Schema
17. Share
database) DESCRIBE SHARE
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snowflake_docs/desc-stage_1_0.txt | DESCRIBE STAGE ¶
Describes the values specified for the properties in a stage (file format,
copy, and location), as well as the default values for each property.
DESCRIBE can be abbreviated to DESC.
See also:
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snowflake_docs/show-network-policies_1_0.txt | SHOW NETWORK POLICIES ¶
Lists all network policies defined in the system.
See also:
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snowflake_docs/create_2_0.txt | Syntax ¶
CREATE [ OR REPLACE ] <object_type> [ IF NOT EXISTS ] <object_name>
[ <object_type_properties> ]
[ <object_type_params> ]
[ COMMENT = '<string_literal>' ]
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Where ` _ object_type_properties _ ` and ` _ object_type_params _ ` are
specific to the object type.
For specific syntax, us... | |
snowflake_docs/lock_wait_history_4_0.txt | Examples ¶
Find all the blocked transactions that requested locks within the past 24
hours:
SELECT query_id, object_name, transaction_id, blocker_queries
FROM snowflake.account_usage.lock_wait_history
WHERE requested_at >= dateadd('hours', -24, current_timestamp());
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snowflake_docs/delete_5_0.txt | Usage Notes ¶
* When deleting based on a JOIN (by specifying a ` USING ` clause), it is possible that a row in the target table joins against several rows in the ` USING ` table(s). If the DELETE condition is satisfied for any of the joined combinations, the target row is deleted.
For example, given tables ` ta... | |
snowflake_docs/data-types-numeric_9_0.txt | FLOAT , FLOAT4 , FLOAT8 ¶
The names FLOAT, FLOAT4, and FLOAT8 are for compatibility with other systems;
Snowflake treats all three as 64-bit floating-point numbers.
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snowflake_docs/transactions_30_0.txt | Simple Example of Scoped Transaction and Stored Procedure ¶
This is a simple example of scoped transactions. The stored procedure contains
a transaction that inserts a row with the value 12 and then rolls back. The
outer transaction commits. The output shows that all rows in the scope of the
outer transaction are ke... | |
snowflake_docs/open_4_0.txt | Examples ¶
DECLARE
c1 CURSOR FOR SELECT price FROM invoices;
BEGIN
OPEN c1;
...
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The following shows how to bind a variable when opening a [ cursor
DECLARE
price_to_search_for FLOAT;
price_count INTEGER;
c2 CURSOR FOR SELECT COUNT(*) FROM invoices WHERE... | |
snowflake_docs/anomaly_detection_13_0.txt | Parameters ¶
` _ name _ `
Specifies the identifier for the model 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.
If the model identifier is not fully qualifie... | |
snowflake_docs/drop-external-volume_1_0.txt | DROP EXTERNAL VOLUME ¶
Available to all accounts.
tables-iceberg-external-volume-def) from the account, but retains a version of
the external volume so that it can be recovered using [ UNDROP EXTERNAL VOLUME
topic).
See also:
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snowflake_docs/grant-privilege-application-role_1_0.txt | GRANT _ <privileges> _ … TO APPLICATION ROLE ¶
Available to accounts in all non-government AWS regions. For details on other
supported cloud platforms contact your Snowflake representative.
Grants one or more access privileges on a securable schema-level object to an
application role. The privileges that can be gran... | |
snowflake_docs/database_refresh_history_3_0.txt | Arguments ¶
` _ secondary_db_name _ `
Name of the secondary database. This argument is optional if the secondary
database is the active database in the current session.
Note that the entire name must be enclosed in single quotes.
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snowflake_docs/alter-masking-policy_8_0.txt | Usage notes ¶
* Once you create a dynamic table, you can’t make changes to the masking policy.
* 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 Snow... | |
snowflake_docs/is_null_value_4_0.txt | Examples ¶
This demonstrates the ` IS_NULL_VALUE ` function:
>
> SELECT v, v:a, IS_NULL_VALUE(v:a), IS_NULL_VALUE(v:no_such_field)
> FROM
> (SELECT parse_json(column1) AS v
> FROM VALUES
> ('{"a": null}'),
> ('{"a": "foo"}'),
> ... | |
snowflake_docs/create-password-policy_4_0.txt | Required parameters ¶
` _ name _ `
Identifier for the password policy; must be unique for your account.
The identifier value must start with an alphabetic character and cannot
contain spaces or special characters unless the entire identifier string is
enclosed in double quotes (e.g. ` "My object" ` ). Identifiers... | |
snowflake_docs/show-database-roles_2_0.txt | Syntax ¶
SHOW DATABASE ROLES IN DATABASE <name>
[ LIMIT <rows> [ FROM '<name_string>' ] ]
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snowflake_docs/listing-access-history_11_0.txt | table_id | |
snowflake_docs/grant-application-role_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-index_2_0.txt | label-hybrid-table-limitations-regions) .
guide/tables-hybrid) and populates the index with data.
The creation of an index is an online (non-blocking) operation. The hybrid
table will remain available for SELECT and DML statements while the index is
being built.
See also:
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snowflake_docs/functions-date-time_1_0.txt | Date & Time Functions ¶
This family of functions can be used to construct, convert, extract, or modify
DATE/TIME/TIMESTAMP data.
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snowflake_docs/undrop-tag_9_0.txt | Example ¶
The following example restores the most recent version of the tag named `
cost_center ` :
>
> UNDROP TAG cost_center;
>
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snowflake_docs/show-models_4_0.txt | Output ¶
The command output provides table properties and metadata in the following
columns:
Column
|
Description
---|---
created_on
|
Date and time when the model was created.
name
|
Name of the model.
database_name
|
Database in which the model is stored.
schema_name
|
Schema in which the model is stored... | |
snowflake_docs/show-replication-accounts_5_0.txt | Output ¶
The command output provides replication account properties and metadata in the
following columns. The command output for organizations that span multiple [
groups) includes an additional ` region_group ` column.
Column
|
Description
---|---
` region_group `
|
groups) where the account is located. **No... | |
snowflake_docs/auto_refresh_registration_history_5_0.txt | Output ¶
The function returns the following columns:
Column Name
|
Data Type
|
Description
---|---|---
START_TIME
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TIMESTAMP_LTZ
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Start of the specified billing window.
END_TIME
|
TIMESTAMP_LTZ
|
End of the specified billing window.
OBJECT_NAME
|
TEXT
|
Name of the object for which credits are billed.
OB... | |
snowflake_docs/map_cat_3_0.txt | Arguments ¶
` _ map1 _ `
The source MAP.
` _ map2 _ `
The MAP to be appended to ` _ map1 _ ` .
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snowflake_docs/create-application_0_0.txt | /
1. APPLICATION
7. APPLICATION PACKAGE
12. APPLICATION ROLE
19. Additional Commands
CREATE APPLICATION
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snowflake_docs/having_1_0.txt | HAVING ¶
predicate.
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snowflake_docs/create-pipe_4_0.txt | Optional parameters ¶
` AUTO_INGEST = TRUE | FALSE `
Specifies whether to automatically load data files from the specified external
stage and optional path when event notifications are received from a
configured message service:
> * ` TRUE ` enables automatic data loading.
>
> Snowpipe supports loading from ... | |
snowflake_docs/create-clone_6_0.txt | Tables ¶
CREATE [ OR REPLACE ] TABLE [ IF NOT EXISTS ] <object_name>
CLONE <source_object_name>
[ { AT | BEFORE } ( { TIMESTAMP => <timestamp> | OFFSET => <time_difference> | STATEMENT => <id> } ) ]
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snowflake_docs/try_to_date_6_0.txt | Usage Notes ¶
* If the format of the input parameter is a string that contains an integer:
* After the string is converted to an integer, the integer is treated as a number of seconds, milliseconds, microseconds, or nanoseconds after the start of the Unix epoch (1970-01-01 00:00:00.000000000 UTC).
* If... | |
snowflake_docs/as_timestamp_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/data-types-geospatial_8_0.txt | Note on EWKT and EWKB Handling for GEOGRAPHY Values ¶
EWKT and EWKB are non-standard formats [ introduced by PostGIS
WKB formats by including a [ spatial reference system identifier (SRID)
specifies the coordinate reference system to use with the data. Snowflake
currently supports only WGS84, which maps to SRID=4326... | |
snowflake_docs/getdate_4_0.txt | Returns ¶
Returns the current system time. The data type of the returned value is [
variations) .
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snowflake_docs/timeadd_2_0.txt | Syntax ¶
TIMEADD( <date_or_time_part> , <value> , <date_or_time_expr> )
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snowflake_docs/grant-privilege-application-role_2_0.txt | Syntax ¶
GRANT {
{ schemaPrivileges | ALL [ PRIVILEGES ] } ON SCHEMA <schema_name>
| { schemaObjectPrivileges | ALL [ PRIVILEGES ] } ON { <object_type> <object_name> | ALL <object_type_plural> IN { DATABASE <db_name> | SCHEMA <schema_name> }
| { schemaObjectPrivileges ... | |
snowflake_docs/drop-catalog-integration_4_0.txt | Access control requirements ¶
access-control-overview-roles) used to execute this SQL command must have the
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snowflake_docs/is_object_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) (Type Predicates)
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>
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Parse an invalid URL, with the ` _ permissive _ ` parameter set to 1 to
indicate that the function should return an object that contains the error
message in JSON format:
>
> SELECT PARSE_URL('example.i... | |
snowflake_docs/create-compute-pool_10_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 [
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snowflake_docs/drop-service_8_0.txt | Examples ¶
The following example drops the service named ` my_tutorial ` :
DROP SERVICE my_tutorial;
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| status |
|-----------------------------------|
| MY_TUTORIAL successfully dropped. |
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snowflake_docs/st_disjoint_4_0.txt | Arguments ¶
` _ geography_expression_1 _ `
A GEOGRAPHY object.
` _ geography_expression_2 _ `
A GEOGRAPHY object.
` _ geometry_expression_1 _ `
A GEOMETRY object.
` _ geometry_expression_2 _ `
A GEOMETRY object.
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snowflake_docs/system_send_email_1_0.txt | SYSTEM$SEND_EMAIL ¶
the specified recipients from ` no-reply@snowflake.net ` .
Note
All Snowflake customers can send email messages using this feature. Email
messages sent from the Notifications System Stored Procedure are processed
through Snowflake’s Amazon Web Services (AWS) deployments, using AWS Simple
Email S... | |
snowflake_docs/st_setsrid_4_0.txt | Returns ¶
The function returns a value of type GEOMETRY.
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snowflake_docs/create-password-policy_12_0.txt | label-access-control-securable-objects) , see [ Overview of
For additional details on password policy DDL and privileges, see [ Managing
password-policy-mgmt) .
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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/system_get_login_failure_details_12_0.txt | label-key-pair-troubleshooting-
common-errors) .
394303
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JWT_TOKEN_INVALID_EXPIRATION_TIME
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The JWT token is expired.
394304
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JWT_TOKEN_INVALID_PUBLIC_KEY_FINGERPRINT_MISMATCH
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There is a mismatch between the public key fingerprint specified in the issuer
and the one stored for the user in Snowflake. For possib... | |
snowflake_docs/get_path_4_0.txt | label-data-type-variant) column .
` _ path_name _ `
An expression that evaluates to a VARCHAR. This specifies the path to the
field or element that you want to extract.
string constant.
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snowflake_docs/atanh_4_0.txt | Examples ¶
>
> SELECT ATANH(0.9051482536);
>
> ---------------------+
> ATANH(0.9051482536) |
> ---------------------+
> 1.5 |
> ---------------------+
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snowflake_docs/drop-role_3_0.txt | Parameters ¶
` _ name _ `
Specifies the identifier for the role to drop. 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.
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snowflake_docs/commands-stream_0_0.txt | /
1. Stream
7. Task
commands) Streams & Tasks
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snowflake_docs/array_union_agg_3_0.txt | Arguments ¶
` _ column _ `
The column containing the ARRAYs with the distinct values (the ARRAYs produced
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snowflake_docs/date-time-input-output_4_0.txt | Input Formats ¶
The following parameters define which date, time, and timestamp formats are
recognized for DML, including COPY, INSERT, and MERGE operations:
The default for all three parameters is AUTO. When the parameter value is set
to AUTO, Snowflake attempts to match date, time, or timestamp strings in any
inpu... | |
snowflake_docs/system_get_aws_sns_iam_policy_3_0.txt | Arguments ¶
` _ sns_topic_arn _ `
Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the SNS topic for your S3 bucket. The function
returns an IAM policy for Snowflake’s SQS queue to subscribe to this topic.
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snowflake_docs/revoke-privilege-share_1_0.txt | REVOKE _ <privilege> _ … FROM SHARE ¶
Revokes access privileges for databases and other supported database objects
(schemas, tables, and views) from a share. Revoking privileges on these
objects effectively removes the objects from the share, disabling access to
the objects granted via the database role in all consu... | |
snowflake_docs/create-tag_7_0.txt | label-access-control-overview-privileges) at a minimum:
Privilege
|
Object
|
Notes
---|---|---
CREATE TAG
|
Schema
|
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 specified set of privileges,
con... | |
snowflake_docs/invoker_share_5_0.txt | Examples ¶
Consider a data sharing provider account that has a masking policy set on a
column of a secure view. There are two different shares that can access the
secure view to support two different data sharing consumers.
The data sharing provider creates the following policy to use UDFs to identify
which share is... | |
snowflake_docs/functions-all_29_0.txt | label-data-types-geometry) object.
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geometry) object that represents a Point with the specified longitude and
latitude.
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geometry) object that represents a line connecting the points in the input
objects.
|
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geography) object that represents a point with the specified longitude and
latitude.
|
|
geometry) object... | |
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7. Row Access Policy
13. Tag
ROW ACCESS POLICIES
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snowflake_docs/create-function_44_0.txt | Examples ¶
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snowflake_docs/data-types-geospatial_12_0.txt | Using Geospatial Data in Snowflake ¶
The following sections cover the supported standard formats and object types
when reading and writing geospatial data.
* Understanding the Effects of Using Different SRIDs with GEOMETRY
* Changing the Spatial Reference System (SRS) and SRID of a GEOMETRY Object
* Performi... | |
snowflake_docs/aggregate_access_history_1_0.txt | AGGREGATE_ACCESS_HISTORY View ¶
Available to all accounts that are Enterprise Edition (or higher).
To inquire about upgrading, please contact [ Snowflake Support
Snowflake-Lodge) .
guide/access-history) for all workloads in Snowflake. When a workload involves
highly recurrent transactional queries, the access patter... | |
snowflake_docs/external_tables_4_0.txt | Examples ¶
Retrieve the list of all external tables in all schemas in the ` mydatabase `
database:
>
> SELECT table_name, last_altered FROM
> mydatabase.information_schema.external_tables;
>
>
> Copy
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snowflake_docs/localtimestamp_1_0.txt | LOCALTIMESTAMP ¶
Returns the current timestamp for the system in the local time zone.
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snowflake_docs/alter-compute-pool_8_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 [
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snowflake_docs/data-types-text_11_0.txt | Binary Examples in Table Columns ¶
CREATE OR REPLACE TABLE test_binary(b BINARY,
b100 BINARY(100),
vb VARBINARY
);
DESC TABLE test_binary;
+------+-----------------+--------+-------+---... |
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