---------------- Types of Objects in snowflake ----------------

/*
-- It becomes very important to decide which type of DATABASE, SCHEMA OR TABLE you
want to create according to requirements
-- Infact, this is one of the design considerations that need to take place
primarily to manage the cost of the storage in the snowflake data platform.

-- Snowflake offers three types of objects:

- Temporary :
- Only exist within the session in which they are created and exists only
for the remainder of the same session.
- They are not visible to other users or sessions and do not support some
standard features like cloning.
- Once the session ends, data stored in the table is purged/removed
completely from the system and,
therefore, is not recoverable, either by the user who created the table
or Snowflake.

- Transient :
- Persist until explicitly dropped and are available to all users with the
appropriate privileges.
- Specifically designed for transitory data that needs to be maintained
beyond each session (in contrast to temporary tables)

- Permanent : <This is a default table type>

- Similar to transient tables with the key difference that permanent tables
do have a Fail-safe period.
Which provides an additional level of data protection and recovery.
- Permanent tables can have high number of Time Travel retention days in
comparison to Transient & Temporary tables

We can create (TEMPORARY/TRANSIENT/PERMANENT) TABLES and,

(TRANSIENT/PERMANENT) DATABASES & SCHEMAS
*/

--------- Create TRANSIENT Database ---------

CREATE OR REPLACE TRANSIENT DATABASE DEVELOPMENT;

SHOW DATABASES;

DESC DATABASE DEVELOPMENT;

USE DATABASE DEVELOPMENT;

CREATE OR REPLACE SCHEMA EMPLOYEE;

SHOW SCHEMAS;

create or replace table EMPLOYEES(employee_id number,

empl_join_date date,
dept varchar(10),
salary number,
manager_id number);

SHOW TABLES;

DROP DATABASE DEVELOPMENT;

--------- Create PERMANENT Database ---------

CREATE OR REPLACE DATABASE DEVELOPMENT_PERM;

SHOW DATABASES;
USE DATABASE DEVELOPMENT_PERM;

CREATE OR REPLACE SCHEMA EMPLOYEE;

SHOW SCHEMAS;

create or replace table EMPLOYEES(employee_id number,

empl_join_date date,
dept varchar(10),
salary number,
manager_id number);

SHOW TABLES;

DROP DATABASE DEVELOPMENT_PERM;