Top Informatica Cloud Courses in Udemy
A curated list of top Informatica Cloud courses available on Udemy covering various Informatica Service offerings.
Top Informatica Cloud (IICS) Interview questions
A complete collection of top Informatica Cloud(IICS) interview questions
How to read metadata in Informatica Cloud (IICS)?
Ultimate guide to understand how to read metadata in Informatica Cloud
Snowflake Directory Tables: Query and Manage Staged Files
Directory Tables in Snowflake provide a structured way to access file metadata in both internal and external stages.
Snowflake File URLs: Securely Access and Share Staged Files
Snowflake File URLs provides controlled and secure data access to the staged files without exposing the entire stage.
Data Load using COPY INTO Command in Snowflake
The COPY INTO command in Snowflake is a powerful tool for efficiently loading data from staged files into tables.
HOW TO: Make External API calls from Snowflake?
Explore how Snowflake offers a secure and efficient way to make external API calls directly within its environment.
RESULT_SCAN in Snowflake
RESULT_SCAN in Snowflake retrieves the results of a previously executed query and presents them as a virtual table allowing to run subsequent queries
HOW TO: Delete Rows From a DataFrame in Snowflake Snowpark?
Discover how to delete rows from a DataFrame in Snowpark using Table.update() and Session.sql() methods.
Introduction to Snowflake Notebooks
Snowflake Notebooks provide an interactive environment to write, execute, and document SQL and Python code in one interface.
HOW TO: Merge two DataFrames in Snowflake Snowpark?
Table.merge() method in Snowpark allows merging the contents of a Snowpark table object with a DataFrame source based on a specified join condition.
HOW TO: Execute SQL Statements in Snowflake Snowpark?
Snowpark allows direct execution of SQL statements using the session.sql() method in conjunction with collect() method.
DATEADD Function in Snowflake: Add or Subtract Time Intervals from Dates
DATEADD Function in Snowflake calculates a date or timestamp value by adding a specified interval to a given date or timestamp.