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SQL Extensibility Features with Snowflake 5

This course will teach you how to use various SQL extensibility features like stored procedures, user-defined functions, and views in the Snowflake data cloud platform.

Intermediate
1h 2m
(25)

Created by Pinal Dave

Last Updated Dec 02, 2024

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SQL Extensibility Features with Snowflake 5

This course will teach you how to use various SQL extensibility features like stored procedures, user-defined functions, and views in the Snowflake data cloud platform.

Intermediate
1h 2m
(25)

Created by Pinal Dave

Last Updated Dec 02, 2024

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Snowflake provides a number interfaces that you can use to write an application that connects to Snowflake. In this course, SQL Extensibility Features with Snowflake 5, you’ll learn to use various SQL extensibility features and their significance on the Snowflake data cloud platform. First, you’ll explore stored procedures and their advantages. Next, you’ll discover user-defined functions with their use cases. Finally, you’ll learn how to use views and keep them secure. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of building reusable SQL components needed to build scalable Snowflake data in the cloud.

SQL Extensibility Features with Snowflake 5
Intermediate
1h 2m
(25)
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