The rank node filters and sorts data based on ranking conditions, such as partitioning and ordering. Since the query requests all columns from the rank node, all ranked rows meeting the condition are included in the output. Based on the settings in the graphic (not provided here but assumed from the question's details), the query results in9 rows. Each row adheres to the rank criteria for the partition or grouping in the rank node.

The generated input parameter of the interface view allows the user to select whether to run a query on the snapshot table or the original calculation view. This capability provides flexibility, enabling users to choose between querying live data or using static data for consistent results, especially when snapshots are scheduled at specific intervals.