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An object identifier (represented by the keyword
OID
) uniquely identifies an object and enables you to reference the object from other objects or relational tables. A data type category calledREF
represents such references. AREF
data type is a container for an object identifier.REF
values are pointers to objects. ()
REF Data types are not supported in Snowflake, and there is no current workaround to implement a similar component.
As of now, they are currently being recognized as user-defined functions and "DANGLING" clauses are not being recognized. Finally, the OID clause in view is being removed, as there is no workaround for them.
Please consider the following types, tables, inserts and view. They will be used for the next pattern section.
1. REF and MAKE_REF are not being recognized
Instead they are currently being marked as user-defined functions.
2. DANGLING clause is not being recognized
DANGLING clauses are causing parsing errors when running SnowConvert.
The OID clause is not supported by either SnowConvert, nor Snowflake but there should be an EWI related to them.
: Unrecognized token on the line of the source code.
: Pending Functional Equivalence Review.
: Views selecting all columns from a single table are not required in Snowflake.