Complete Snowflake SQL Scripting For Stored Procedure | Ch-01

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Thanks for the knowledge share. It is really nice to have such a quality content.

[@Praveen_Kumar_R_CBE]

Awesome, long awaited.. thanks

[@DataEngineering]

Most welcome! and more to come...

[@ravidacharla6921]

Waiting for a long time. Thank you very much.🎉🎉

[@DataEngineering]

Most welcome 😊

[@vikashbist6820]

can you tell me is this playlist is different from the previous one that you made around 2yr back on Snow flake should I follow this or that playlist

[@ShiviPandey-y5e]

Very nice

[@zilansmd3918]

sir one dought i dono how to reach you is this mandatory to learn java script to learn snowflake stored procedures ? bcz many company's are using java script for procedures so which is best snowflake scripting (sql) or java script for stored procedures?

[@chandrabhushansingh6886]

Hi , your course on udemy also covered stored procedures in snowflake ?

[@pranavlade2718]

when will next video on blocks will upload??

[@DataEngineering]

2 to 3 videos will be released per week... so continue to follow this space.

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[@jairofly]

Thank you for this great informational video! I am a bit confused about scenario , and hope you can help me with a clarification. In scenario 4 we have a case where not all records are consumed from within a stream. But a stream is simply a comparison of offsets within a two-week timeframe. When a dml action is performed using a stream the offset is changed and there stream "would not contain any cdc data". Scenario 4 then actually does not exist. Or am I missing something here? kzbin.info/www/bejne/eomsYXp6iNx4lacsi=MLO5YpRiuJDnnDec

[@sagarganeshkar6734]

Please provide slides too

[@DataEngineering]

They are not slides (Microsoft PPTs)... they are rich content and hard to share..