Add example of Snowflake as a data sink with pre- and post-actions #91
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…xample.py to demonstrate Snowflake database as a sink including pre and post actions
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Add GlueCustomConnectors\gluescripts\withConnection\spark-snowflake-example.py to demonstrate Snowflake database as a sink including pre and post actions
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This script outlines how to Extract data from a Glue Catalog Data Source, Transform it, and Load it into a Snowflake database using the Snowflake Spark Connector and JDBC driver. It includes the ability to perform pre- and post-actions on the Snowflake database during the Load operation, including performing the pre-, load-, and post-action as a single database transaction
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