SNAPSHOT
Function
SNAPSHOT controls data in a unified manner for multiple users.
Precautions
- The GUC parameter db4ai_snapshot_mode classifies the snapshot storage model into MSS and CSS. The GUC parameter db4ai_snapshot_version_delimiter specifies the version separator and its default value is @. The GUC parameter db4ai_snapshot_version_separator specifies the sub-version separator and its default value is ..
- When the incremental storage mode is used for snapshots, the snapshots are dependent on each other. Snapshots must be deleted in the dependency sequence.
- The snapshot feature is used to maintain data between team members, involving data transcription between administrators and common users. Therefore, the snapshot feature is not supported in private user and separation of duty (enableSeparationOfDuty is set to ON) scenarios.
- When you need a stable and available snapshot for tasks such as AI training, you need to publish the snapshot.
Syntax
- Create a snapshot.
You can run the CREATE SNAPSHOT... AS and CREATE SNAPSHOT... FROM statements to create a data table snapshot.
- CREATE SNAPSHOT AS
CREATE SNAPSHOT <qualified_name> [@ <version | ident | sconst>] [COMMENT IS <sconst>} AS query;
- CREATE SNAPSHOT FROM
CREATE SNAPSHOT <qualified_name> [@ <version | ident | sconst>] FROM @ <version | ident | sconst> [COMMENT IS <sconst>} USING ( { INSERT [INTO SNAPSHOT] ... | UPDATE [SNAPSHOT] [AS <alias>] SET ... [FROM ...] [WHERE ...] | DELETE [FROM SNAPSHOT] [AS <alias>] [USING ...] [WHERE ...] | ALTER [SNAPSHOT] { ADD ... | DROP ... } [, ...] } [; ...] );
- CREATE SNAPSHOT AS
- Delete a snapshot.
- Sample snapshots.
- Publish snapshots.
- Archive snapshots.
Parameter Description
- qualified_name
Name of the snapshot to be created
Value range: a string. It must comply with the identifier naming convention.
- version
(Optional) Version number of a snapshot. This parameter is optional. The system automatically extends the sequence number.
Value range: string, consisting of numbers and separators.
Examples
create snapshot s1@1.0 comment is 'first version' as select * from t1;
create snapshot s1@3.0 from @1.0 comment is 'inherits from @1.0' using (INSERT VALUES(6, 'john'), (7, 'tim'); DELETE WHERE id = 1);
SELECT * FROM s1@1.0;
purge snapshot s1@1.0;
sample snapshot s1@2.0 stratify by name as nick at ratio .5;
publish snapshot s1@2.0;
archive snapshot s1@2.0;
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