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SNOW-995960: file upload status and transfer #625

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sfc-gh-lleszewski opened this issue Dec 21, 2023 · 1 comment
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SNOW-995960: file upload status and transfer #625

sfc-gh-lleszewski opened this issue Dec 21, 2023 · 1 comment
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Users want to monitor both the file transfer status and the transfer speed. Currently, when a user uploads files, there's no visibility into the process, requiring them to access Snowflake directly to check how many files have been uploaded and their current status. Additional options such as '--verbose' or '-debug' don't provide any further information for the Snowflake stage during the file upload

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This feature is crucial for monitoring transfer status. Its absence necessitates users to directly access Snowflake to track the number of transferred files and also force the use of third-party tools to monitor transfer speed.

@github-actions github-actions bot changed the title file upload status and transfer SNOW-995960: file upload status and transfer Dec 21, 2023
@sfc-gh-turbaszek sfc-gh-turbaszek added the enhancement New feature or request label Feb 13, 2024
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To add to this: uploading a single large file just shows empty screen until the file is complete, so the user does not know if anything useful is happening. As part of "transfer status" snow should emit something like "Starting upload of $filename" to stdout

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