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Answer: The file loading could be aborted without any portion of the file being committed.
According to Snowflake documentation referenced in the community discussion, data loading operations have a maximum allowed duration of 24 hours. If a loading operation continues beyond this 24-hour limit, it will be aborted without any portion of the file being committed. This is explicitly stated in the Snowflake documentation link provided in the discussion comments, which received the highest upvotes. Option A is incorrect because the file won't continue loading indefinitely. Option B is incorrect because no data will be committed if the operation is aborted. Option D is irrelevant as it discusses programmatic control of loading hours, which doesn't address what happens at the 24-hour mark.
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A user is loading a 125 GB file using SnowSQL, and the operation has been running for nearly 24 hours. What occurs when the load process reaches the 24-hour mark?
A
The file will continue to load until all contents are loaded.
B
The file will stop loading and all data up to that point will be committed.
C
The file loading could be aborted without any portion of the file being committed.
D
The file’s number of allowable hours to load can be programmatically controlled to load easily into Snowflake.