Copy command is used for data unloading.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Only with external stage
• D. It does not exist

Answer: (A)

In Snowflake, unloading data from a table is done with the COPY INTO command. This statement exports data by writing it out to a stage—either an internal stage or an external cloud storage location (such as S3, Azure, or GCS). You specify the destination stage, choose a file format (CSV, JSON, Parquet, etc.), and can tune options like compression, header rows, and the number of output files. Because COPY INTO is specifically designed to move data out of a table into storage, it’s the standard mechanism for data unloading. It isn’t limited to external stages only, and the command does exist.