Faster Multiline JSON Processing Using JSON File Format In Snowflake

The video "Faster Multiline JSON Processing Using JSON File Format In Snowflake" provides an explanation of the important parameters required for processing multiline JSON data files in Snowflake. The video covers topics such as the different file format parameters for JSON file processing, when to use the "strip outer array" and "strip null values" parameters, the difference between NDJSON and standard JSON, the role of date and timestamp parameters in the JSON file format, and the impact of different compression methods on JSON data loading performance.

Once you complete this video, you will be able to answer following question confidently The video covers the following topics:

1. What are the varying file format parameters that enhance JSON file processing?
2. At what instances is it advantageous to use the strip outer array with the JSON file format?
3. How does NDJSON differ from the Standard JSON format?
4. What is the significance of using strip null values with the JSON file format?
5. Eexplain the impact of date and timestamp parameters in the JSON file format?
6. How does the performance of JSON data loading vary with different compression methods?

🚀🚀 Chapter-07 Sections 🚀🚀
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➥ 00:00 Introduction
➥ 00:28 Chapter-07 Objective
➥ 01:26 Welcome To Data Engineering Simplified
➥ 01:56 file format parameters to process JSON files
➥ 04:10 NDJSON (New-line Delimiter JSON)
➥ 05:22 Strip Outer Array Param
➥ 12:14 Strip Null Values Param
➥ 16:48 Strip Null Values & Storage Impact
➥ 20:23 Date, Timestamp & Trim Space
➥ 23:56 Compression Parameter
➥ 28:03 whats next, thank you note & disclaimer

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