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FAQ: How to retrieve SQL statements of a dropped or recreated user via Snowflake UI
The queries executed by the dropped user can be retrieved by querying a view in the "account_usage" schema to get the query history. The query history for the dropped user is available for up to 1 year. These queries can then be saved…
Work with worksheets in Snowsight
Recover worksheets owned by a dropped user. Note Executing SQL or Python code in worksheets consumes warehouse credits. To learn how to run code more cost - efficiently, see Optimizing cost. Browse and open worksheets When you open a…
How to recover worksheets from dropped user after user was recreated
To recover the worksheet content, please reference the method to retrieve SQL statements of a dropped or recreated user.The UI recovery procedure is relevant when worksheets are lost due to a user having been dropped.
Welcome to Snowflake Documentation
The documentation also provides conceptual overviews, tutorials, and a detailed reference for all supported SQL commands, functions, and operators. You can start by browsing the contents on the left or using the search box at the top to…
How to recover an accidentally dropped table recreated and populated with new data
Tables can be recovered within the Data Retention Period. The standard retention period is 1 day (24 hours) and is automatically enabled for all Snowflake accounts.Restoring tables is only supported in the current schema or database, even…
Getting started with worksheets
Important Legacy Worksheets will be removed from Snowsight on June 22, 2026.
How to remove a shared worksheet
Always consult the account administrators before deleting a worksheet that was shared with you; use this option as a last resort and copy & paste the content to a clipboard to ensure the script can be recovered in case it becomes necessary…
December 12–14, 2023 — Snowsight Release Notes
You can recover up to 500 worksheets for each dropped user.
How Retention Changes (at the account, database and schema level) and Table Activity Affect Data Deletion in Snowflake
Any DML (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, MERGE) on the table after decreasing retention triggers background cleanup. This enforces the new, shorter retention period immediately for all eligible deleted data, including data deleted under the…
Using Snowflake
Using Snowflake These topics describe the concepts and tasks associated with using Snowflake.