Snowflake now supports INTERVAL as a native column data type in Public Preview, following the ANSI SQL standard. It introduces two interval types: INTERVAL YEAR TO MONTH and INTERVAL DAY TO SECOND. This allows storing time spans directly in table columns, enabling cleaner date arithmetic, filtering, joining, and aggregating on
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