True or False: It is possible to load data into Snowflake without creating a named File Format object.
True or False: It is possible to load data into Snowflake without creating a named File Format object.
It is possible to load data into Snowflake without creating a named File Format object because Snowflake provides built-in file formats that can be used directly. For example, using the COPY INTO command, one can specify the built-in CSV file format without needing to create a named file format object explicitly.
As the link suggests: 'In regular use, this step is optional, but is recommended'. Therefore it can be loaded without. I think thats enough proof?
A is the correct answer. With a table created we can upload data from a csv file via web UI directly in the table without defining the FILE FORMAT.
table will be loaded with CSV format as default format if there is no file format defined
A is correct
Needs a proof that shows A is correct. Until then I will go with B.
a is true, you can specify a format but you don't have to
https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/data-load-external-tutorial-create-file-format
True. Snowflake supports loading data without creating a named File Format object. Snowflake provides built-in file formats that can be used to load data without the need to create a file format object explicitly. For example, to load a CSV file, you can use the built-in CSV file format by simply specifying the FILE_FORMAT option as CSV in the COPY INTO command. This allows you to quickly load data without the overhead of creating a named file format object. Send a message...
A is correct
A: True is correct Snowflake loads data as CSV by default, but if the file is not CSV, you will have to specify the File Format.
A. True
Yes It is possible,A.True