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Hi sasikanth:
I’m not a Snowflake expert, but know some who are. Let me try to find an answer to your question. Some others in community may respond too.
- mbowen5 years agoEmployee
One Snowflake snap (Bulk Load/Upsert) should be sufficient to load data into Snowflake.
If snap is configured to use Input View as the data source with Internal staging, data will be written to a temporary file on the local Snaplex. Snap will then execute a PUT command to copy the temp file to Snowflake’s staging area; it will then write data from staging area to Snowflake target table via a COPY command.
If the incoming data size is expected to be larger than the available size in the local Snaplex, you should use your own external staging (S3, Azure Blob, or Google Cloud Storage).
You mentioned that it was difficult to make Bulk snap work for you. Were you getting an error?