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ExecuteMultipleSQLStmnts Snowflake

This document describes how to execute multiple SQL statements in a stored procedure in Snowflake. It provides an example stored procedure that takes a SQL query as a parameter, executes it to generate additional SQL statements, and then executes those statements. The document includes sample SQL queries to generate grant statements and demonstrates calling the stored procedure to execute those grants in one operation.

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ExecuteMultipleSQLStmnts Snowflake

This document describes how to execute multiple SQL statements in a stored procedure in Snowflake. It provides an example stored procedure that takes a SQL query as a parameter, executes it to generate additional SQL statements, and then executes those statements. The document includes sample SQL queries to generate grant statements and demonstrates calling the stored procedure to execute those grants in one operation.

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select “TABLE_NAME” from INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES where “TABLE_NAME” ilike ‘%TEST’;

select 'drop table ' || "TABLE_NAME" || ';' from INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES where "TA

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SELECT 'grant ownership on table ' ||


table_name ||
' to role my_new_role copy grants;'
AS SQL_COMMAND
FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLE_PRIVILEGES
WHERE grantor = 'old_grant_role';
Executing this SQL will generate rows that look like this:

Row SQL_COMMAND
1 grant ownership on table CUSTOMER to role my_new_role copy grants;
2 grant ownership on table LINEITEM to role my_new_role copy grants;
3 grant ownership on table NATION to role my_new_role copy grants;
4 grant ownership on table ORDERS to role my_new_role copy grants;

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use database TEST;


use warehouse TEST;

create or replace procedure RunBatchSQL(sqlCommand String)


returns string
language JavaScript
as
$$
/**
* Stored procedure to execute multiple SQL statements generated
from a SQL query
* Note that this procedure will always use the column named
"SQL_COMMAND"
*
* @param {String} sqlCommand: The SQL query to run to generate one
or more SQL commands
* @return {String}: A string containing all the SQL commands
executed, each separated by a newline.
*/
cmd1_dict = {sqlText: SQLCOMMAND};
stmt = snowflake.createStatement(cmd1_dict);

rs = stmt.execute();

var s = '';

while (rs.next()) {
cmd2_dict = {sqlText: rs.getColumnValue("SQL_COMMAND")};
stmtEx = snowflake.createStatement(cmd2_dict);
stmtEx.execute();
s += rs.getColumnValue(1) + "\n";
}

return s;

$$
;

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-- This is a select query that will generate a list of SQL commands


to excute, in this case some grant statements.
-- This SQL will generate rows to grant select on all tables for
the DBA role (change to specify another role).
select distinct ('grant select on table ' || table_schema || '.' ||
table_name || ' to role DBA;') AS SQL_COMMAND
from INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLE_PRIVILEGES
where TABLE_SCHEMA <> 'AUDIT'
order by SQL_COMMAND;

-- As a convienience, this grabs the last SQL run so that it's


easier to insert into the parameter used to call the stored
procedure.
set query_text = ( select QUERY_TEXT
from
table(information_schema.query_history(result_limit => 2))
where SESSION_ID = Current_Session() and
QUERY_TYPE = 'SELECT' order by START_TIME desc);

-- Confirm that the query_text variable has the correct SQL query
to generate our SQL commands (grants in this case) to run.
select $query_text;

-- Run the stored procedure. Note that to view its output better,
double click on the output to see it in multi-line format,
Call RunBatchSQL($query_text);

--Check the last several queries run to make sure it worked.


select QUERY_TEXT
from table(information_schema.query_history(result_limit => 100))
where SESSION_ID = Current_Session() order by START_TIME desc;

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