The REMOVE command in Snowflake is used to delete files from either external cloud storage locations or internal stages. This command helps manage staged files by removing them when they are no longer needed, which is useful for maintaining organization and managing storage costs.
Snowflake Documentation: REMOVE Command

In Snowflake, the DOUBLE data type is used for floating-point numbers and can represent a wide range of values without losing precision. This data type is ideal for storing numerical values that require decimal precision.
* Define the Column: When creating a table, specify the column with the DOUBLE data type to store floating-point numbers.
CREATE TABLE example_table (
id INTEGER,
value DOUBLE
);
* Insert Data: Insert floating-point numbers into the DOUBLE column.
INSERT INTO example_table (id, value) VALUES (1, 123.456);
References:
* Snowflake Documentation: Data Types
* Snowflake Documentation: Numeric Data Types

The command used to unload files from an internal or external stage to a local file system in Snowflake is the GET command. This command allows users to download data files that have been staged, making them available on the local file system for further use23.

SnowCD (Snowflake Connectivity Diagnostic Tool) is used to diagnose and troubleshoot network connections to Snowflake. It runs a series of connection checks to evaluate the network connection to Snowflake

When loading data into Snowflake, it is recommended to organize the data into single files with 100-250 MB of compressed data per file. This size range is optimal for parallel processing and can help in achieving better performance during data loading operations. References: [COF-C02] SnowPro Core Certification Exam Study Guide