The whole point of reading data from an empty table in snowflake - select snap
was to record the counts, as there is no easier way to do that when the table is empty, we can leverage the snowflake - execute snap
and modify the query to get the counts ONLY.
Return data type is an integer for me which I donāt have any concern with and, if need be, that can be converted to a String. Thus, the easiest solution is to use a Snowflake - Execute
snap instead of a Snowflake - Select and modify the query.
P.S.: All snowflake snaps trying to fetch data in an empty table wouldnār return anything. Not even Null or 0.
Closing this thread now. Thank you.