CREATE OR ALTER FUNCTION (Snowpark Container Services): Creates a service function if it doesn’t exist or alters an existing service function.See also: Service functions, CREATE EXTERNAL FUNCTION, DESC FUNCTION, DROP FUNCTION, ALTER FUNCTION, CREATE OR ALTER Syntax CREATE...
Supported function alterations include: Change function properties and parameters. For example, SECURE, MAX_BATCH_ROWS, LOG_LEVEL, or COMMENT. For more information, see CREATE OR ALTER FUNCTION usage notes. CREATE [ OR ALTER ] FUNCTION ... Note The COPY GRANTS parameter is not supported with ...
For example: Copy <connection-customization class='snowflake' enabled='true' version='19.1'> <vendor name='snowflake' /> <driver name='snowflake' /> <customizations> <customization name='odbc-connect-string-extras' value='proxy=http://proxyserver.company:80' /> </customizations></connectio...
Let’s look at an example of a time-series analysis using this function. Firstly, let’s create a dataset: // Creating dataset CREATE OR REPLACE TABLE input_table( ds DATE, metric NUMBER, dim_country VARCHAR, dim_vertical VARCHAR); INSERT INTO input_table SELECT DATEADD(day, SEQ4(), DA...
Example: {“foo-namespace”: {“bar-key”: “value”}} Returns: The defined_tags of this CreateConnectionDetails. Return type: dict(str, dict(str, object))description Gets the description of this CreateConnectionDetails. Metadata about this specific object. Returns: Th...
In your Snowflake account, retrieve the target endpoints and resource id. Run the system functionSYSTEM$GET_PRIVATELINK_CONFIG()with Account Admin role, and note down the values of the following properties: privatelink-pls-id privatelink-account-url ...
As an example: JSON Copy {"Start":"2024-11-02T00:14:02.7968686Z","Action":"Engine/Module/Snowflake/IO/Snowflake/Implementation","ResourceKind":"Snowflake","ResourcePath":"powerbi.snowflakecomputing.com ;DEMO_WH","HostProcessId":"29200","Implementation":"2.0","DriverType":"ADBC","...
You may find parts of this article useful to understand how to use tags in Snowflake, knowing of course taht Hackolade Studio handles the generation of the required DDL syntax, for example:Forward-EngineeringHackolade dynamically generates the DDL script to create schemas, tables, columns and ...
Example: JSON {"name":"SnowflakeV2Dataset","properties": {"type":"SnowflakeV2Table","typeProperties": {"schema":"<Schema name for your Snowflake database>","table":"<Table name for your Snowflake database>"},"schema": [ < physical schema, optional, retrievable during authoring > ...
CREATE DATABASE naty_snowflake_test; USE DATABASE naty_snowflake_test; CREATE OR REPLACE TABLE example_table ( id INT, name STRING, age INT ); INSERT INTO example_table (id, name, age) VALUES (1, 'Alice', 30), (2, 'Bob', 25), (3, 'Charlie', 35); SELECT * FROM example_tab...