Using SQLROWCOUNT, SQLFOUND, and SQLNOTFOUND in Snowflake Scripting to Track DML Statement Effects
This topic covers the use of SQLROWCOUNT, SQLFOUND, and SQLNOTFOUND variables in Snowflake Scripting to track the impact of DML (Data Manipulation Language) statements like INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, and MERGE. These variables help determine if a DML statement affected any rows and how many rows were impacted. SQLROWCOUNT returns the number of affected rows, SQLFOUND indicates if one or more rows were modified, and SQLNOTFOUND confirms if no rows were affected.
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