To use the single quote character, use the octal or hex representation (0x27) or the double single-quoted escape (''). When unloading data, files are compressed using the Snappy algorithm by default. Boolean that specifies whether to remove leading and trailing white space from strings. The SHOW GRANTS output for the replacement table lists the grantee for the copied privileges as the role that executed the CREATE TABLE This parameter is functionally equivalent to TRUNCATECOLUMNS, but has the opposite behavior. visible. For a detailed description of this object-level parameter, as well as more information about object parameters, see Parameters. Currently, when a database is dropped, the data retention period for child schemas or tables, if explicitly set to be different from the retention of the database, is not honored. Semi-structured data files (JSON, Avro, ORC, Parquet, or XML) currently do not support the same behavior semantics as structured data files for the following ON_ERROR values: CONTINUE, SKIP_FILE_num, or SKIP_FILE_num% due to the design of those formats. Applied only when loading JSON data into separate columns (i.e. Boolean that specifies whether to interpret columns with no defined logical data type as UTF-8 text. defaults, and constraints are copied to the new table: Creates a new table with the same column definitions and containing all the existing data from the source table, without actually copying the data. time: The following CREATE DATABASE command creates a clone of a database and all its objects as they existed prior to the completion One of them — Snowflake Wizard. Supports the following compression algorithms: Brotli, gzip, LempelâZivâOberhumer (LZO), LZ4, Snappy, or Zstandard v0.8 (and higher). Skip file when the number of errors in the file is equal to or exceeds the specified number. For details about the data types that can be specified for table columns, see Data Types. This copy option removes all non-UTF-8 characters during the data load, but there is no guarantee of a one-to-one character replacement. leaving only the data from day 1 accessible through Time Travel. If FALSE, strings are automatically truncated to the target column length. Applied only when loading XML data into separate columns (i.e. First create a database or use the inventory one we created in the last post and then create a table with one column of type variant: use database inventory; create table jsonRecord(jsonRecord variant); Add JSON data to Snowflake. If FALSE, the COPY statement produces an error if a loaded string exceeds the target column length. If either is specified for a column, Snowflake utilizes a sequence to generate the values for For more information about constraints, see Constraints. Boolean that specifies whether to generate a parsing error if the number of delimited columns (i.e. Sometimes you want to create a copy of an existing database object. But, doing so means you can store your credentials and thus simplify the copy syntax plus use wildcard patterns to select files when you copy them. You only have to specify the values, but you have to pass all values in order. If the existing table was shared to another account, the replacement table is also shared. For example: If you change the retention period at the account level, all databases, schemas, and tables that do not have an explicit retention period Visitor 06-10-2020 03:56 PM. This assumes you’ve already created the table in Snowflake. If the purge operation fails for any reason, no error is returned currently. Creates a new table populated with the data returned by a query: In a CTAS, the COPY GRANTS clause is valid only when combined with the OR REPLACE clause. If an object For syntax details, see CREATE | ALTER TABLE ⦠CONSTRAINT. Specifies the extension for files unloaded to a stage. A table can have multiple columns, with each column definition It is provided for compatibility with other databases. transient table might be lost in the event of a system failure. When unloading data, unloaded files are compressed using the Snappy compression algorithm by default. within the same transaction). Also accepts a value of NONE. Clustering keys can be used in a CTAS statement; however, if clustering keys are specified, column definitions are required and must be explicitly specified in the statement. For more details about cloning, see CREATE