POSITION
Searches for the first occurrence of the first argument in the second argument and, if successful, returns the position (1 - based) of the first argument in the second argument.
ARRAY_POSITION Function: Changes to Finding the Position of a NULL Value
When you call the ARRAY_POSITION function and pass in a value as the first argument, the function returns the position of the first ARRAY element with that value.
REGEXP_INSTR
Returns the position of the specified occurrence of the regular expression pattern in the string subject. See also String functions (regular expressions).
COPY INTO <table>
Loads data from files to an existing table. The files must already be in one of the following locations: Named internal stage (or table/user stage). Files can be staged using the PUT command. Named external stage that references an…
Tutorial 2: Create a Snowpark Container Services Job Service
Job Service Feature — Generally Available Snowpark Container Services is available to accounts in AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform commercial regions, with some exceptions.
EXECUTE JOB SERVICE
Executes a Snowpark Container Services service as a job. A service, created using CREATE SERVICE, is long - running and you must explicitly stop it when it is no longer needed.
SnowConvert AI - Oracle - SnowConvert AI Custom UDFsSnowConvert AI - Oracle - INTERVAL UDFs
This function takes the directory name and the file name parameters of the Oracle BFILENAME() as STRING and returns a concatenation of them using \. Since BFILE is translated to VARCHAR, the BFILENAME result is handled as text.
CHARINDEX
Searches for the first occurrence of the first argument in the second argument and, if successful, returns the position (1 - based) of the first argument in the second argument.
Apache Iceberg™ tables
Apache Iceberg™ tables for Snowflake combine the performance and query semantics of typical Snowflake tables with external cloud storage that you manage. They are ideal for existing data lakes that you cannot, or choose not to, store in…
SQL format models
Strings of arbitrary characters delimited by double quotes (a double quote is represented as two adjacent double quotes).
Source