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One of the key features of Snowflake is the ability to use window functions to perform complex calculations on a set of data However, sometimes you may need to filter the results of a window function to only include specific rows or groups of rows. … “How to filter windows functions in Snowflake”
Read More In Snowflake, the Select * statement is a quick way to retrieve all columns from a table. However, there may be times when you want to exclude certain columns from the Select. In this article we will discuss the options that we have for doing … “How to exclude columns from select all in Snowflake”
Read More Quick Answer Use the following query If you have some time you can read this article with a more detailed explanation for using this and another function. Introduction One of the common tasks in data manipulation is formatting numbers to a specific format. In this … “How to add leading zeros in Snowflake”
Read More Quick Answer. For recovering deleted rows in Snowflake you can run the following query. Then verify the information that you want to restore is on that table. after that drop the target table and rename the clone table to replace the target table. If you … “How to Restore Deleted Rows in Snowflake”
Read More Quick answer. For comparing two tables, run the following Script. Note. To make the comparisons, you should have the same number of columns and if you want to see the columns with differences next to each other, you should order it by some id that … “How to compare two tables in Snowflake”
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