I couldn't agree less. I see a constant growth in terms of projects, as well as data engineers who are learning Snowflake. No idea where you see it. Just check db-engines.com/en/ranking
@@SebastianFlak-snowflakeninja I get it, you kind of have to say that. but the facts remain at the enterprise level, we're migrating away from it in droves. Still probably good for smaller stuff. Industry shifts happen all the time.
@@thereal-ghost And why are you migrating from Snowflake and where do you go then? I don't really see easier and more scalable solution (except for Databricks and BigQuery which I treat on the same level).
Dear Sebastian, The video is very informative and to point ! Would appreciate it is you could also provide the codes used in a txt or GIT. For ease of access. Thank you.
Ciao! I don't have them saved anymore, however you can find almost all the commands in Snowflake docs here: docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/data-load-local-file-system-stage
Ciao! To avoid any confusion: SnowSQL is a command line client but it's NOT THE SAME as Snowflake CLI! (at the moment of recording, there was no Snowflake CLI) SnowSQL is about executing SQL queries with use of command line. Snowflake CLI is an alternative and goes beyond SQL operation, including Snowpark Containers, Streamlit apps, and Native apps. You can read more here: SnowSQL: docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/snowsql Snowflake CLI: docs.snowflake.com/en/developer-guide/snowflake-cli-v2/index
