Snowflake Code Repository is a cloud-based repository provided by Snowflake, which allows users to manage and store SQL scripts and other code artifacts used for data integration, transformation, and analytics. It provides a centralized location for managing and sharing SQL scripts, views, and user-defined functions across different Snowflake accounts, regions, and organizations. With the Snowflake Code Repository, users can easily collaborate on code development, version control, and code deployment workflows. It also enables users to manage dependencies between different code artifacts, track changes and revisions, and automate code testing and deployment.

Loading data into Snowflake is a common task when working with a data warehouse. Snowflake offers multiple ways to load data, including loading flat files such as CSV and JSON files. In this blog post, we will discuss how to load a flat file in Snowflake. Before we start, let`s define what a flat file is. A flat file is a file that contains records with no structured relationship between them. Each record consists of fields, which are separated by a delimiter such as a comma, tab, or pipe. Flat files are commonly used to transfer data between systems or to archive data.