These topics provide reference information for all the Snowflake SQL commands (DDL, DML, and query syntax).
Query syntax — structure of SQL queries in Snowflake.
Query operators — arithmetic, logical, and other types of operators.
Data Definition Language (DDL) commands — overview of DDL commands.
Data Manipulation Language (DML) commands — commands for performing DML operations, including:
Inserting, deleting, updating, and merging data in Snowflake tables.
Bulk copying data into and out of Snowflake tables.
Staging files for bulk copying.
All commands (alphabetical) — alphabetical list of all the commands.
Commands categorized by the type of objects and operations they control, including:
General account-level objects (accounts, users, roles, security policies, integrations, etc.) and operations (failover & recovery, etc.).
Session-based operations (session context, queries, variables, transactions, etc.).
Virtual warehouses (for loading data and performing queries) and resource monitors (for controlling credit usage).
Databases, schemas, tables, and other schema-level objects (views, sequences, etc.).
Snowflake extensions and application development (user-defined functions, stored procedures, scripting, etc.).
Objects for sharing data (shares, listings, etc.).
Objects for classifying, protecting, and governing data (masking policies, row-access policies, tags, etc.).
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