What data type should be used to store JSON data natively in Snowflake?
What data type should be used to store JSON data natively in Snowflake?
To store JSON data natively in Snowflake, the VARIANT data type should be used. VARIANT is designed to hold semi-structured data, including JSON, XML, AVRO, ORC, and Parquet formats, making it the suitable choice for handling JSON data.
Variant data type
D is correct
Variant data type
NO JSON TYPE. Variant is right answer.
D is correct
There is no "JSON" data type. https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/script-data-load-transform-json When uploading JSON data into a table, you have these options: Store JSON objects natively in a VARIANT type column
D is correct
Correct answer is D. Variant
Variant data type
D - Variant
D And that is basic, I feel.... Why are you mentioning wrong answers most of the time, Team Examtopics ???
Answer is D
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Variant
The only possible option.
D - variant
CD are correct!