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Time Travel Made Easy with Snowflake

By Marco Pastore Uncategorized No Comments

Image by vecstock on Freepik Snowflake's Time Travel feature is an incredibly useful tool that enables you to access historical data effortlessly. For instance, consider a scenario where you have…

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Handling common errors of network policy in Snowflake account

By Feruz Kholov Uncategorized No Comments

In the ever-evolving landscape of cloud data platforms, Snowflake stands out as a powerful solution for data analytics. However, ensuring secure and efficient access to your data is paramount. In…

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Smart City: What, How and… Snowflake

By Marco Scatassi Uncategorized No Comments

Image by pikisuperstar on Freepik Smart City is a largely used term and more and more cities are being defined as smart. Despite so, a universally accepted definition…

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The crucial role of data documentation

By Jeroen Smits Uncategorized No Comments

Have you ever looked at a part of your code or dataset and wondered what you are looking at? I have for sure! Analytics engineering plays a key element in…

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Dive into Snowflake Cortex: A bridge to ML

By Oscar Trillo Uncategorized No Comments

As I promised in the last article, I would dedicate this article to dissect the core components and functionalities of Snowflake Cortex, providing a technical perspective within Snowflake's ecosystem. What…

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Unpacking Data Warehousing Philosophies: Kimball vs. Inmon

By Jordi Kiesewetter Uncategorized No Comments

When it comes to handling data, two big methods stand out: Kimball and Inmon. They both have their ways of setting up and running data warehouses, and each comes with…

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New Features of Snowflake: Dynamic Tables and Why to Use Them

By Aleksandra Molenda Uncategorized No Comments

Snowflake stores data in database tables that are logically structured with rows and columns. We have three basic types of table in Snowflake: permanent, temporary, and transient. You can find…

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How to write cleaner SQL queries

By Dominique Uncategorized No Comments

In the world of database management, crafting efficient and readable SQL queries is an essential skill for developers and data professionals alike. Writing clean and optimized SQL queries enhances your…

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What makes Snowflake SQL outstanding from other DBMS

By Feruz Kholov Uncategorized No Comments

SQL, or Structured Query Language, is a cornerstone of data management, widely used for interacting with relational databases. While the core syntax of SQL remains consistent across various database management…