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Snowflake on Google data types

Qlik Replicate Snowflake on Google endpoint supports most Snowflake data types. The following table shows the Snowflake target data types that are supported when using Qlik Replicate and the default mapping from Qlik Replicate data types.

Information note
  • The Snowflake on Google endpoint does not support applying changes to binary data types in Batch optimized apply mode. For more information on Batch optimized apply mode, see Change Processing Tuning.
  • The INT , INTEGER , BIGINT , SMALLINT , TINYINT , BYTEINT data types will always be represented as NUMBER(38, 0) on Snowflake. For more information, see the Snowflake Help.

For information on how to view the data type that is mapped from the source, see the section for the source database you are using. For additional information about Qlik Replicate data types, see Replicate data types.

Replicate and Snowflake data types
Qlik Replicate Data Types Snowflake on Google Data Types

BOOL

BOOLEAN

BYTES

If length is => 1 and =< 8388608, then:

BINARY (Length in Bytes)

If length is => 8388609 and =< 2147483647, then:

BINARY (8388608)

DATE

DATE

TIME

TIME

DATETIME

TIMESTAMP (precision)

INT1

NUMBER

INT2

NUMBER

INT4

NUMBER

INT8

NUMBER

NUMERIC

If scale is => 0 and =< 37, then:

NUMBER (p,s)

If scale is => 38 and =< 127, then:

NUMBER (Length)

REAL4

FLOAT4

REAL8

FLOAT8

UINT1

BYTEINT

UINT2

INTEGER

UINT4

INTEGER

UINT8

BIGINT

STRING

If length is => 1 and =< 16777216, then:

VARCHAR (Length in Bytes)

If length is => 16777217 and =< 2147483647, then:

VARCHAR (16777216)

If subtype is JSON or XML, then:

VARIANT

WSTRING

If length is => 1 and =< 21845, then:

VARCHAR (Length in Bytes)

If length is => 21846 and =< 2147483647, then:

VARCHAR (65535)

If subtype is JSON or XML, then:

VARIANT

BLOB

If length is => 1 and =< 8388608, then:

BINARY (Length in Bytes)

If length is => 8388609 and =< 2147483647, then:

BINARY (8388608)

NCLOB

VARCHAR (Max LOB Size)

If subtype is JSON or XML, then:

VARIANT

CLOB

VARCHAR (Max LOB Size)

If subtype is JSON or XML, then:

VARIANT

Information noteFull LOB data types are not supported. For information on including Limited-size LOB data types in the replication, see the Metadata tab description in Customizing tasks .

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