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The command "snowsql --query '${query}'" is used to run a SQL query on the Snowflake cloud data platform using the SnowSQL command-line tool.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• "snowsql": This starts the SnowSQL command-line tool, which provides a way to interact with Snowflake through the command line.
• "--query": This is a flag that indicates that you want to run a SQL query.
• "'${query}'": This is a placeholder for the actual SQL query that you want to execute. The "${query}" syntax suggests that the query is being passed as a variable or parameter to the command. The actual query value would be substituted in place of "${query}" before executing the command.

For example, if you want to run the query "SELECT FROM my_table", you would replace "${query}" with "SELECT FROM my_table", resulting in the command: "snowsql --query 'SELECT * FROM my_table'".

This command will initiate a connection to a Snowflake database and execute the specified SQL query, returning the results in the command line interface.