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    The FROM clause in a SELECT statement specifies the tables, views, table functions, subqueries, or external stages to read data from. It supports joining multiple object references, and allows defining aliases for the sources. Sample and lateral clauses can also be used to control sampling and apply the table-valued constructor to rows from a subquery respectively.

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    The FROM clause in a SELECT statement specifies the tables, views, table functions, subqueries, or external stages to read data from. It supports joining multiple object references, and allows defining aliases for the sources. Sample and lateral clauses can also be used to control sampling and apply the table-valued constructor to rows from a subquery respectively.

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    FROM: Specifies the tables, views, or table functions (UDTF) to use in

    a SELECT statement.

    SYNTAX
    SELECT ...

    FROM objectReference [ JOIN objectReference [ ... ] ]

    [ ... ]

    objectReference:: =

    [<namespace>.]<object_name>

    [ AT | BEFORE ( <object_state> ) ]

    [ CHANGES ( <change_tracking_type> ) ]

    [ MATCH_RECOGNIZE ]

    [ PIVOT | UNPIVOT ]

    [ [ AS ] <alias_name> ]

    [ SAMPLE ]

    | <table_function>

    [ PIVOT | UNPIVOT ]

    [ [ AS ] <alias_name> ]

    [ SAMPLE ]

    | ( VALUES (...) )

    [ SAMPLE ]

    | [ LATERAL ] ( <subquery> )

    [ [ AS ] <alias_name> ]

    | @[<namespace>.]<stage_name>[/<path>]

    [ ( FILE_FORMAT => <format_name>, PATTERN => '<regex_pattern>' ) ]

    [ [AS] <alias_name> ]

    | DIRECTORY( @<stage_name> )

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