Snowflake - Build and Architect Data Pipelines Using AWS - Introduction - Different Tables in Snowflake

The video tutorial explains the different types of tables in Snowflake: permanent, temporary, and transient. Permanent tables are the default type, while temporary tables are used for session-specific data and disappear after the session ends. Transient tables are similar to permanent tables but lack time travel and fail safe features. The tutorial also covers Snowflake's time travel and fail safe features, which allow data recovery within specific time frames. The video concludes with a comparison of the table types and a preview of SQL operations to create and convert tables.

What is the default table type in Snowflake that does not require any special keywords to create?

• Temporary Table

• External Table

• Permanent Table

• Transient Table

Which type of table in Snowflake is used for short-term data storage and disappears after the session ends?

• Temporary Table

• Transient Table

• External Table

• Permanent Table

How do transient tables differ from temporary tables in Snowflake?

• They persist beyond sessions

• They disappear after the session ends

• They are the default table type

• They require special keywords to create

What feature in Snowflake allows you to recover data from a previous point in time?

• Data Recovery

• Data Vault

• Time Travel

• Fail Safe

For how many days can you perform a time travel action in Snowflake's enterprise edition?

• 60 days

• 30 days

• 120 days

• 90 days