NOTIFICATION_HISTORY table function: Changes to output¶
Attention
This behavior change is in the 2024_04 bundle.
For the current status of the bundle, refer to Bundle History.
The NOTIFICATION_HISTORY function is changing to provide information about:
Notifications that have not yet been processed.
Attempts at sending notifications that have initially failed and that are being retried.
The next sections explain how these changes affect the output of the function:
Changes to the number of rows returned¶
The number of rows returned by the function is changing:
- Before the change:
This function returns a row for each notification that has been processed (notifications that were either sent out or have failed).
If multiple attempts were made to send a notification, the function returns a row for the last attempt made.
- After the change:
This function returns a row for each attempt at sending a notification. The value in the STATUS column indicates the status of the attempt:
If the attempt failed but can be retried, the value is
RETRIABLE_FAILURE
.If the attempt failed and cannot be retried, the value is
FAILURE
.If the attempt succeeded, the value is
SUCCESS
.
In addition, the function returns a row for each notification that has not yet been processed (notifications that are queued).
New columns in output¶
When this behavior change bundle is enabled, the output of the NOTIFICATION_HISTORY function includes the following new columns:
Column name |
Data type |
Description |
---|---|---|
ID |
VARCHAR |
Unique ID of a request to send a notification. If Snowflake fails to send a notification and attempts to send the notification again, the function returns a row for each attempt. Each row for an attempt has the same value in the ID column but a different value in the ATTEMPT column. |
ATTEMPT |
INTEGER |
Number of the attempt made to send the notification. |
MESSAGE_SOURCE_INFO |
OBJECT |
Object containing information about the source of the notification. The fields in this object depend on the type of the source:
|
Deprecation of the MESSAGE column¶
The MESSAGE column is deprecated and will be removed in the future.
Ref: 1593