Working with user-defined functions in Snowsight¶

You can work with user-defined functions (UDFs) in SQL or in Snowsight.

For any user-defined function in Snowflake, you can open Data » Databases and search for or browse to the UDF. Select the UDF to review details about and manage the function.

You must have the relevant privileges to access and manage the UDF in Snowsight.

Explore UDF details in Snowsight¶

After opening a UDF in Snowsight, you can do the following:

Identify when the function was created, and any comment on the function. You can hover over the time details to see the exact creation date and time.
Review additional details about the UDF, including:
- Arguments that the UDF takes, and their expected data types, if applicable.
- The data type of the result of the function.
- Whether the function is an aggregate function.
- Whether the function is a secure function.
- Whether the function is a table function.
- The language in which the UDF is written. For example, Java.
Review the SQL definition of the UDF in the Function definition section.
Review the roles with privileges on the function in the Privileges section.

Manage a UDF in Snowsight¶

You can perform the following basic management tasks for a UDF in Snowsight:

To edit the name of the function or add a comment, select » Edit.
To drop the function, select » Drop.
To transfer ownership of the function to another role, select » Transfer Ownership