Download Script From Snowflake [exclusive] -

If you have written a complex SQL script in the web interface and need to save it locally, you have two primary options:

: If your scripts are stored in a Snowflake internal stage (like @~/scripts/ ), you can use the GET command within SnowSQL to download them to your local machine: GET @~/scripts/my_script.sql file:///your/local/path/; Use code with caution. download script from snowflake

You can then copy the output from the results pane and save it as a SQL file. 3. Automated Downloads via SnowSQL (CLI) If you have written a complex SQL script

: You can execute a SQL file and pipe its output directly into a local file: Automated Downloads via SnowSQL (CLI) : You can

Copy it and paste it into a local editor like or Notepad . Save the file with a .sql extension.

: You can generate a script for an entire database by specifying 'database' as the object type: SELECT GET_DDL('database', 'my_database_name'); Use code with caution.

snowsql -f my_query.sql -o output_format=csv > my_local_script_results.csv Use code with caution.