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A clustering key was defined on a table, but It is no longer needed. How can the key be removed?

A.
ALTER TABLE <TABLE NAME> PURGE CLUSTERING KEY
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A.
ALTER TABLE <TABLE NAME> PURGE CLUSTERING KEY
B.
ALTER TABLE <TABLE NAME> DELETE CLUSTERING KEY
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B.
ALTER TABLE <TABLE NAME> DELETE CLUSTERING KEY
C.
ALTER TABLE <TABLE NAME> DROP CLUSTERING KEY
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C.
ALTER TABLE <TABLE NAME> DROP CLUSTERING KEY
D.
ALTER TABLE <TABLE NAME> REMOVE CLUSTERING KEY
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D.
ALTER TABLE <TABLE NAME> REMOVE CLUSTERING KEY
Suggested answer: C

Explanation:

To remove a clustering key that was previously defined on a table in Snowflake, the correct SQL command is ALTER TABLE <TABLE NAME> DROP CLUSTERING KEY. This command removes the existing clustering key from the table, after which Snowflake will no longer re-cluster data based on that key during maintenance operations or after data loading operations.

asked 23/09/2024
Francesco Balducci
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