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Yes, it does support correlated subqueries but they have to be correlated scalar subqueries in WHERE clauses. You can also find more information about subqueries in Snowflake at Can you perform nested...

Nested queries (subqueries; a query within another query) can be performed in Snowflake. When the subqueries are in a WHERE or FROM clause, they are used to provide data that will be used to have a limit...

No, you cannot use the SELECT INTO syntax for Snowflake as it does not have that statement. However, there are other alternatives that can be used instead such as CREATE TABLE as SELECT statement in order...

Yes, you can perform top syntax in the snowflake database. It can be done by using TOP and this will constrain the maximum number of rows returned by statement or subquery. Important to Note: When you...

Zero copy cloning in Snowflake is the feature that allows the duplication of an object without having to create a physical copy and without having to add any more storage costs. This can be done through...

While they are both features that make sure you have access to your historical data, Fail-safe is a way to recover historical data in case there was a system failure or other type of failure, and Time...

First, what is data profiling? It can be seen as looking at and analyzing data sources in order to create summaries. This helps gather information that companies can use to help their business. Data...

Actions such as querying, cloning, and restoring historical data from the tables, schemas, and databases are available for up to 90 days in Time Travel. However, this is within the Extended Time Travel...

Yes, you can connect PySpark to Snowflake as Snowflake is compatible with both Python and Spark. The Snowflake Connector for Spark, also known as Spark Connector, uses Snowflake within the Apache Spark...

Snowflake Time Travel gives access to historical data (which is any data that has either been changed, lost, or deleted). With Time Time Travel you can also: 1. Make clones of schemas, tables, or even...