Describe a time you used SQL to solve a problem involving Snowflake architecture or performance considerations.
Keep your answer focused on the SQL analysis you performed, the data signals you checked, and the change you made. If helpful, mention the Snowflake features or workload patterns you evaluated.
| Column | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| query_idPK | VARCHAR(64) | Unique query identifier |
| query_type | VARCHAR(50) | Logical type of query such as SELECT or MERGE |
| warehouse_name | VARCHAR(100) | Snowflake warehouse used for execution |
| warehouse_size | VARCHAR(20) | Warehouse size at execution time |
| start_time | TIMESTAMP | Query start timestamp |
| execution_status | VARCHAR(20) | Execution outcome |
| total_elapsed_time_ms | INT | Total elapsed time in milliseconds |
| bytes_scanned | BIGINT | Bytes scanned by the query |
| partitions_scanned | INT | Micro-partitions scanned by the query |
| partitions_total | INT | Total micro-partitions available |
| query_tag | VARCHAR(100) | Optional workload tag |