LOCAL schema¶

Some Snowflake features use the LOCAL schema of the SNOWFLAKE database to store telemetry data for logging and results analysis. The tables, views, and functions available in the LOCAL schema depend on which features you use in an account. Visibility of available objects in the LOCAL schema are access-controlled.

LOCAL tables¶

All tables in the LOCAL schema use the event table structure.

The LOCAL schema provides the following tables:

Table	Associated Snowflake feature	Notes
AI_OBSERVABILITY_EVENTS	AI Observability	Raw event data for AI Observability. For information about querying this table, see Observability data.
CORTEX_ANALYST_REQUESTS_RAW	Cortex Analyst	Raw event data for Cortex Analyst. For information about querying this table, see Querying logs with SQL
DATA_QUALITY_MONITORING_RESULTS_RAW	Data Quality	Raw event data for Data Quality. For information about querying this table, see Query the DATA_QUALITY_MONITORING_RESULTS_RAW table.

Note

Data stored in LOCAL tables incurs Snowflake storage charges. For information about storage costs, see Understanding storage cost.

LOCAL views¶

The LOCAL schema provides the following views:

View	Associated Snowflake feature	Notes
CORTEX_ANALYST_REQUESTS_V	Cortex Analyst	For information about querying this view, see Querying logs with SQL.
DATA_QUALITY_MONITORING_RESULTS	Data Quality	For information about querying this view, see Query the DATA_QUALITY_MONITORING_RESULTS view.

LOCAL functions¶

The LOCAL schema provides the following functions:

Function	Associated Snowflake feature	Notes
GET_AI_OBSERVABILITY_EVENTS	AI Observability
CORTEX_ANALYST_REQUESTS	Cortex Analyst	For information about how to call this function, see Querying logs with SQL.
DATA_QUALITY_MONITORING_RESULTS	Data Quality	For information about how to call this function, see Call the DATA_QUALITY_MONITORING_RESULTS function