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@amychen1776 amychen1776 commented Jun 27, 2025

What are you changing in this pull request and why?

We have shipped out additional adapter configurations and I want to update the docs with those inputs

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- **data_retention_time_in_days**

For managed Iceberg tables, you can set a retention period for Snowflake Time Travel and undropping the table over the default account values. For tables that use an external catalog, Snowflake uses the value of the DATA_RETENTION_TIME_IN_DAYS parameter to set a retention period for Snowflake Time Travel and undropping the table. When the retention period expires, Snowflake does not delete the Iceberg metadata or snapshots from your external cloud storage.
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For managed Iceberg tables, you can set a retention period for Snowflake Time Travel and undropping the table over the default account values. For tables that use an external catalog, Snowflake uses the value of the DATA_RETENTION_TIME_IN_DAYS parameter to set a retention period for Snowflake Time Travel and undropping the table. When the retention period expires, Snowflake does not delete the Iceberg metadata or snapshots from your external cloud storage.
For managed Iceberg tables, you can set a retention period for Snowflake Time Travel and undropping the table over the default account values. For tables that use an external catalog, Snowflake uses the value of the DATA_RETENTION_TIME_IN_DAYS parameter to set a retention period for Snowflake time travel and to undrop the table. When the retention period expires, Snowflake does not delete the Iceberg metadata or snapshots from your external cloud storage.

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Time Travel is an actual feature so I assume it should be capitalized?

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Hi @amychen1776 would you mind filling out the "What are you changing in this pull request and why?" section for record keeping purposes? Thank you!

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@matthewshaver of course and done :)

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