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Question 563

What command would a user execute to load unstructured data files into a Snowflake internal stage?

    Correct Answer: A

    To load unstructured data files into a Snowflake internal stage, the correct command is PUT. The PUT command is specifically used to upload files from a local system to a Snowflake internal stage. The COPY INTO command is used to load data from the staged files into Snowflake tables, but it requires the files to already be in the stage. Therefore, to transfer files directly to the internal stage, the PUT command is the appropriate choice.

Discussion
bibisaOption: A

Copy into command will load data from stage to a table. Data needs to be in stage already. In this case, I think I woul go with A. PUT. COPY INTO <table> Loads data from staged files to an existing table. The files must already be staged in one of the following locations: Named internal stage, Named external stage. To load data from our local machine into the Snowflake Internal stage: 2. Using PUT command, copy the files from the local folder into snowflake internal stage created in earlier step.

SimbajagnoleOption: A

It is PUT

jude343234249452234Option: D

Its D . check the docs for unloading into a snowflake stage. Copy into from db to internal stage, and then get to download from stage to local system

jude343234249452234

I misread. It says load not unload. My bad. It is A put then

SSaharOption: D

we use the terms Load/Unload with the COPY INTO command, Upload with the PUT command and Download with the GET command so I guess in this case it's copy into.

SSahar

Change my answer to A: Put

kayuhanbidukOption: D

D. doesn't say from the local machine

kayuhanbiduk

change to A, PUT

KnightVictorOption: A

PUT for sure. keywords - "copying to internal stage"

HarpreetwalOption: A

A Correct: Put is to put file to the stage in snowflake, Copy Into is to copy from STG to TAB

MultiCloudIronManOption: A

The answer is A

dementorOption: D

D is correct