Managing listings using SQL - Examples

The following are examples of common use cases when using SQL to manage listings.

Examples include:

Share data with another Snowflake account

Create a private listing for MySHARE and publish immediately.

Description

Notes

Create a listing targeted to another account.

Submit the listing for immediate approval (REVIEW=TRUE default but shown for clarity).

Publish on approval (PUBLISH=TRUE default but shown for clarity).

 
CREATE EXTERNAL LISTING SHARED_WITH_ANOTHER_ACCOUNT
SHARE MySHARE AS
$$
   title: "weather data"
   description: "Listing of weather data for all zipcodes in America"
   listing_terms:
     type: "OFFLINE"
   targets:
     accounts: ["targetorg.targetaccount"]
$$ PUBLISH=TRUE REVIEW=TRUE;
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Share private listing and replicate

Create a private listing which is automatically replicated to other regions.

Description

Notes

create a replicated private listing.

Replicate the listing and refresh every 10 minutes.

Submit the listing for immediate approval (REVIEW=TRUE by default).

Publish on approval (PUBLISH=TRUE by default).

 
CREATE EXTERNAL LISTING SHARED_AND_REPLICATED
SHARE MySHARE AS
$$
   title: "weather data"
   description: "Listing containing weather data for all zipcodes in America"
   listing_terms:
     type: “OFFLINE”
   targets:
     accounts: [“targetorg.targetaccount”]
   auto_fulfillment:
     refresh_type: SUB_DATABASE
     refresh_schedule: '10 MINUTE'
$$;
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For more information on cross-cloud auto fulfillment see Configuring Cross-Cloud Auto-Fulfillment.

Share publicly in the Marketplace

Create a public listing in the Snowflake marketplace.

Description

Notes

Create a replicated public listing in Marketplace.

Replicate the listing into multiple regions.

Replicate the listing and refresh every 10 minutes.

Submit the listing for immediate approval (REVIEW=TRUE by default, not shown).

Publish on approval (PUBLISH=TRUE by default, not shown).

 
CREATE EXTERNAL LISTING PUB_SHARE_AND_REPLICATE
SHARE MySHARE AS
$$
 title: "Weather Data"
 subtitle: "Weather Data on Snowflake"
 description: "This listing contains weather data for all zipcodes in America"
 terms_of_service:
   type: "STANDARD"
 targets:
   regions: ["PUBLIC.US_WEST", "PUBLIC.AWS_US_EAST_1"]
 auto_fulfillment:
   refresh_schedule: "10 MINUTE"
   refresh_type: "SUB_DATABASE"
 profile: "VERY_STARK_INDUSTRIES_PUBLIC_PROFILE"
 categories: ["BUSINESS"]
 data_dictionary:
   featured:
     database: "DATABASE_NAME"
     objects:
       - schema: "SCHEMA_NAME"
         domain: TABLE
         name: "TABLE_NAME"
 business_needs:
   - name: "Data Quality and Cleansing"
     description: "Test listing for data cleansing"
 usage_examples:
   - title: "Aggregate Weather data for a location"
     description: "Calculate the minimum and maximum temperatures over a year"
     query: "SELECT 1"
 data_attributes:
   refresh_rate: "HOURLY"
   geography:
     geo_option: "NOT_APPLICABLE"
 resources:
   documentation: "https://snowflake.com/doc"
   media: "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AR88dZG-hwo"
 $$;
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Create a draft private listing ready for sharing with another account

Create a draft listing which is automatically replicated to other regions.

Note that this example is identical to Share data with another Snowflake account but creates a draft listing. For a complete description of all combinations of the REVIEW and PUBLISH properties, and their meanings, see CREATE LISTING.

Description

Notes

create a replicated private listing.

Replicate the listing and refresh every 10 minutes.

Do not submit the listing for approval (REVIEW=FALSE).

Do not publish (PUBLISH=FALSE).

 
CREATE EXTERNAL LISTING DRAFT_PRIVATE_REPLICATED
SHARE MySHARE AS
$$
   title: "weather data"
   description: "Listing containing weather data for all zipcodes in America"
   listing_terms:
     type: “OFFLINE”
   targets:
     accounts: [“targetorg.targetaccount”]
   auto_fulfillment:
     refresh_type: SUB_DATABASE
     refresh_schedule: '10 MINUTE'
$$ PUBLISH=FALSE REVIEW=FALSE;
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