The COUNT(1) function is used to count all rows in the specified table. In Snowflake, using COUNT(1) is equivalent to using COUNT(*), as both provide a count of all rows without filtering based on any specific column. The number 1 is simply a placeholder; it does not affect the result.
Snowflake optimizes this operation by using metadata statistics, allowing for quick retrieval of row counts without scanning every row.
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