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// Setting up table

CREATE OR REPLACE TABLE OUR_FIRST_DB.public.test (


id int,
first_name string,
last_name string,
email string,
gender string,
Job string,
Phone string)

CREATE OR REPLACE FILE FORMAT MANAGE_DB.file_formats.csv_file


type = csv
field_delimiter = ','
skip_header = 1

CREATE OR REPLACE STAGE MANAGE_DB.external_stages.time_travel_stage


URL = 's3://data-snowflake-fundamentals/time-travel/'
file_format = MANAGE_DB.file_formats.csv_file;

LIST @MANAGE_DB.external_stages.time_travel_stage

COPY INTO OUR_FIRST_DB.public.test


from @MANAGE_DB.external_stages.time_travel_stage
files = ('customers.csv')

SELECT * FROM OUR_FIRST_DB.public.test

// Use-case: Update data (by mistake)

UPDATE OUR_FIRST_DB.public.test
SET FIRST_NAME = 'Joyen'

// // // Using time travel: Method 1 - 2 minutes back


SELECT * FROM OUR_FIRST_DB.public.test at (OFFSET => -60*1.5)

// // // Using time travel: Method 2 - before timestamp


SELECT * FROM OUR_FIRST_DB.public.test before (timestamp => '2021-04-15
17:47:50.581'::timestamp)

-- Setting up table
CREATE OR REPLACE TABLE OUR_FIRST_DB.public.test (
id int,
first_name string,
last_name string,
email string,
gender string,
Job string,
Phone string);

COPY INTO OUR_FIRST_DB.public.test


from @MANAGE_DB.external_stages.time_travel_stage
files = ('customers.csv');

SELECT * FROM OUR_FIRST_DB.public.test;

2021-04-17 08:16:24.259

-- Setting up UTC time for convenience

ALTER SESSION SET TIMEZONE ='UTC'


SELECT DATEADD(DAY, 1, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP)

UPDATE OUR_FIRST_DB.public.test
SET Job = 'Data Scientist'

SELECT * FROM OUR_FIRST_DB.public.test;

SELECT * FROM OUR_FIRST_DB.public.test before (timestamp => '2021-04-16


07:30:47.145'::timestamp)

// // // Using time travel: Method 3 - before Query ID

// Preparing table
CREATE OR REPLACE TABLE OUR_FIRST_DB.public.test (
id int,
first_name string,
last_name string,
email string,
gender string,
Phone string,
Job string)

COPY INTO OUR_FIRST_DB.public.test


from @MANAGE_DB.external_stages.time_travel_stage
files = ('customers.csv')
SELECT * FROM OUR_FIRST_DB.public.test

// Altering table (by mistake)


UPDATE OUR_FIRST_DB.public.test
SET EMAIL = null

SELECT * FROM OUR_FIRST_DB.public.test

SELECT * FROM OUR_FIRST_DB.public.test before (statement => '019b9ee5-0500-8473-


0043-4d8300073062')

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