https://dataterrain.com/how-to-change-tracking-using-table-streams-in-snowflake/#:~:text=A%20stream%20is%20a%20Snowflake,as%20metadata%20about%20each%20change.

The correct function to find the query ID of the second query executed in the current session is SELECT LAST_QUERY_ID(-2). The LAST_QUERY_ID function returns the query ID for the most recent query executed in the session when called with no arguments. When used with an argument, it can retrieve the ID of previous queries within the same session, where -2 would reference the second most recent query executed.
References:
* There's a clarification needed here; Snowflake's documentation indicates LAST_QUERY_ID() function
* does not accept arguments. It returns the ID of the last query executed in the session. To find the query ID of the second last executed query, users typically need to track query IDs manually or use session history views.

The PUT command is used to load data files into a Snowflake stage. This command uploads data files from a local file system to a specified stage in Snowflake