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Tru Cate Columns

The document shows how to copy data from an S3 bucket into a Snowflake table using the COPY command. It creates a stage, loads data from files in the stage to a table, and performs a select to view the data.

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Tru Cate Columns

The document shows how to copy data from an S3 bucket into a Snowflake table using the COPY command. It creates a stage, loads data from files in the stage to a table, and performs a select to view the data.

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---- TRUNCATECOLUMNS ----

CREATE OR REPLACE TABLE COPY_DB.PUBLIC.ORDERS (


ORDER_ID VARCHAR(30),
AMOUNT VARCHAR(30),
PROFIT INT,
QUANTITY INT,
CATEGORY VARCHAR(10),
SUBCATEGORY VARCHAR(30));

// Prepare stage object


CREATE OR REPLACE STAGE COPY_DB.PUBLIC.aws_stage_copy
url='s3://snowflakebucket-copyoption/size/';

LIST @COPY_DB.PUBLIC.aws_stage_copy;

//Load data using copy command


COPY INTO COPY_DB.PUBLIC.ORDERS
FROM @aws_stage_copy
file_format= (type = csv field_delimiter=',' skip_header=1)
pattern='.*Order.*';

COPY INTO COPY_DB.PUBLIC.ORDERS


FROM @aws_stage_copy
file_format= (type = csv field_delimiter=',' skip_header=1)
pattern='.*Order.*'
TRUNCATECOLUMNS = true;

SELECT * FROM ORDERS;

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