Need to find out how many rows were inserted, updated, or deleted after running a query in Snowflake? Just like other major databases, Snowflake gives you a direct way to track these changes using built-in system variables. Let's look at how you can easily get the rows affected by your last Snowflake SQL query to build better scripts and workflows. Rows Affected by Last Snowflake DML Statement Page Content Introduction Rows Affected by Last Snowflake SQL Query Example: Getting Rows Affected by an INSERT Query Example: Getting Rows Affected by…

In my other Snowflake article, we have checked how JavaScript control structure works in Snowflake JavaScript stored procedures. Snowflake Scripting makes it incredibly easy to manage conditional logic and iterations directly within your stored procedures and anonymous blocks. By mastering Snowflake scripting control structures like IF, WHILE, FOR, REPEAT, and LOOP, you can seamlessly migrate existing PL/SQL logic and build robust data pipelines. Let's dive into how these branching and looping structures work with simple, real-world examples. Snowflake Scripting Control Structures Page Content Introduction Snowflake Scripting Control Structures Branching Structures:…