Insert data into a table by specifying the column names and values to insert. Action This is an event a Zap performs. Write Create a new record or update an existing record in your app. Execute SQL Execute SQL and output resulting rows of data. Action This...
Create Rows Insert data into a table by specifying the column names and values to insert. ActionWrite Create a new record or update an existing record in your app. Start free with email Start free with GoogleFree forever for core features 14 day trial for premium features...
The next step is to configure the tables you want to write. Click Add New Table and select an existing table from Storage:The next step is to specify table configuration. Use the preview icon to peek at the column contents.For each column you can specify its...
Select Table, then select the table to import from in the Source Table dropdown. Click on Preview data to verify the data source is working, then click Next. Map your Engagement customer ID (typically registered) to the matching column in the Snowflake table using drag and drop, then click...
Select Table, then select the table to import from in the Source Table dropdown. Click on Preview data to verify the data source is working, then click Next. Map your Engagement customer ID (typically registered) to the matching column in the Snowflake table using drag and drop, then click...
Modifies the properties, columns, or constraints for an existing table.See also: ALTER TABLE … ALTER COLUMN , CREATE TABLE , DROP TABLE , SHOW TABLES , DESCRIBE TABLESyntax ALTER TABLE [ IF EXISTS ] <name> RENAME TO <new_table_name> ALTER TABLE [ IF EXISTS ] <name> SWAP WITH <...
ALTERTABLE<name>{ALTER|MODIFY}[(][COLUMN]<col1_name>DROPDEFAULT,[COLUMN]<col1_name>SETDEFAULT<seq_name>.NEXTVAL,[COLUMN]<col1_name>{[SET]NOTNULL|DROPNOTNULL},[COLUMN]<col1_name>[[SETDATA]TYPE]<type>,[COLUMN]<col1_name>COMMENT'<string>',[COLUMN]<col1_name>UNSETCOMMENT[,[COLUMN]<...
You can create an external table to query an existing, partitioned, data set from Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage using Snowflake.
Add net new dynamic table (or just make sure it doesn't yet exist) and build twice: --models/foo_2024_03_disabled.sql{{ config( materialized='dynamic_table', on_configuration_change='apply', target_lag='1 minutes', snowflake_warehouse='analytics') ...
When mParticle forwards data to Snowflake, each event is a row in Snowflake table, each row has a list of columns. How many of those columns are populated and how big each column is (especially user attributes and event attributes columns) determines the size of a row. When you multiply...