Unable to run a stored procedure in snowflake database












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CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE wh.sp_schema.my_sp(arg1 STRING, arg2 STRING)
RETURNS VARCHAR(16777216)
LANGUAGE JAVASCRIPT
AS
$$
stmt = snowflake.createStatement(
{sqlText: `CREATE OR REPLACE TABLE wh.table_schema.RAW_`+arg2+`_`+arg1+` LIKE wh.temp_schema.RAW_`+arg2+`_TEMPLATE`}
);
rs = stmt.execute();
rs.next();
output = rs.getColumnValue(1);
return output;
$$
;


when i create the above stored procedure - below message is displayed



Function my_sp successfully created.


when i run the stored procedure from the worksheet using



CALL my_sp('2018','abc');


I see the below error:



SQL compilation error: Invalid identifier my_sp


I even tried running using fully qualified name for the stored procedure:



CALL wh.sp_schema.my_sp('2018','abc');


I still see the below error:



SQL compilation error: Invalid identifier my_sp.


Also, i would like to know a command to see if my stored procedure has been created or not.
I've looked in the snowflake UI, under 'wh" warehouse and "sp_schema" schema, but could not see anything(stored procedures) other than tables.










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    CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE wh.sp_schema.my_sp(arg1 STRING, arg2 STRING)
    RETURNS VARCHAR(16777216)
    LANGUAGE JAVASCRIPT
    AS
    $$
    stmt = snowflake.createStatement(
    {sqlText: `CREATE OR REPLACE TABLE wh.table_schema.RAW_`+arg2+`_`+arg1+` LIKE wh.temp_schema.RAW_`+arg2+`_TEMPLATE`}
    );
    rs = stmt.execute();
    rs.next();
    output = rs.getColumnValue(1);
    return output;
    $$
    ;


    when i create the above stored procedure - below message is displayed



    Function my_sp successfully created.


    when i run the stored procedure from the worksheet using



    CALL my_sp('2018','abc');


    I see the below error:



    SQL compilation error: Invalid identifier my_sp


    I even tried running using fully qualified name for the stored procedure:



    CALL wh.sp_schema.my_sp('2018','abc');


    I still see the below error:



    SQL compilation error: Invalid identifier my_sp.


    Also, i would like to know a command to see if my stored procedure has been created or not.
    I've looked in the snowflake UI, under 'wh" warehouse and "sp_schema" schema, but could not see anything(stored procedures) other than tables.










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      CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE wh.sp_schema.my_sp(arg1 STRING, arg2 STRING)
      RETURNS VARCHAR(16777216)
      LANGUAGE JAVASCRIPT
      AS
      $$
      stmt = snowflake.createStatement(
      {sqlText: `CREATE OR REPLACE TABLE wh.table_schema.RAW_`+arg2+`_`+arg1+` LIKE wh.temp_schema.RAW_`+arg2+`_TEMPLATE`}
      );
      rs = stmt.execute();
      rs.next();
      output = rs.getColumnValue(1);
      return output;
      $$
      ;


      when i create the above stored procedure - below message is displayed



      Function my_sp successfully created.


      when i run the stored procedure from the worksheet using



      CALL my_sp('2018','abc');


      I see the below error:



      SQL compilation error: Invalid identifier my_sp


      I even tried running using fully qualified name for the stored procedure:



      CALL wh.sp_schema.my_sp('2018','abc');


      I still see the below error:



      SQL compilation error: Invalid identifier my_sp.


      Also, i would like to know a command to see if my stored procedure has been created or not.
      I've looked in the snowflake UI, under 'wh" warehouse and "sp_schema" schema, but could not see anything(stored procedures) other than tables.










      share|improve this question
















      CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE wh.sp_schema.my_sp(arg1 STRING, arg2 STRING)
      RETURNS VARCHAR(16777216)
      LANGUAGE JAVASCRIPT
      AS
      $$
      stmt = snowflake.createStatement(
      {sqlText: `CREATE OR REPLACE TABLE wh.table_schema.RAW_`+arg2+`_`+arg1+` LIKE wh.temp_schema.RAW_`+arg2+`_TEMPLATE`}
      );
      rs = stmt.execute();
      rs.next();
      output = rs.getColumnValue(1);
      return output;
      $$
      ;


      when i create the above stored procedure - below message is displayed



      Function my_sp successfully created.


      when i run the stored procedure from the worksheet using



      CALL my_sp('2018','abc');


      I see the below error:



      SQL compilation error: Invalid identifier my_sp


      I even tried running using fully qualified name for the stored procedure:



      CALL wh.sp_schema.my_sp('2018','abc');


      I still see the below error:



      SQL compilation error: Invalid identifier my_sp.


      Also, i would like to know a command to see if my stored procedure has been created or not.
      I've looked in the snowflake UI, under 'wh" warehouse and "sp_schema" schema, but could not see anything(stored procedures) other than tables.







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          Snowflake does not support Stored Procedures. They are implementingjavascript` based APIs for it, but it's still in draft mode.



          Here's the link to their APIs (Note Draft Document is written on right hand side).



          and here's the link to a ticket on their support forum where they've confirmed it.






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            Snowflake does not support Stored Procedures. They are implementingjavascript` based APIs for it, but it's still in draft mode.



            Here's the link to their APIs (Note Draft Document is written on right hand side).



            and here's the link to a ticket on their support forum where they've confirmed it.






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              Snowflake does not support Stored Procedures. They are implementingjavascript` based APIs for it, but it's still in draft mode.



              Here's the link to their APIs (Note Draft Document is written on right hand side).



              and here's the link to a ticket on their support forum where they've confirmed it.






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                Snowflake does not support Stored Procedures. They are implementingjavascript` based APIs for it, but it's still in draft mode.



                Here's the link to their APIs (Note Draft Document is written on right hand side).



                and here's the link to a ticket on their support forum where they've confirmed it.






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                Snowflake does not support Stored Procedures. They are implementingjavascript` based APIs for it, but it's still in draft mode.



                Here's the link to their APIs (Note Draft Document is written on right hand side).



                and here's the link to a ticket on their support forum where they've confirmed it.







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