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<img src="assets/ct_1a.png" width="800"/>

<aside class="positive">
<strong>IMPORTANT:</strong><br> Models used by Snowflake Cortex have limitations on size which are given in tokens. Tokens generally represent about four characters of text, so the number of words corresponding to a limit is less than the number of tokens. Inputs that exceed the limit result in an error.
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For more information on current restrictions, see Snowflake's documentation on [Model restrictions.](https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/snowflake-cortex/llm-functions#model-restrictions)

Rename the table to `SALES_FACT_CURATED`.

Rename the data model to `Cortex QuickStart Data Model`.
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<button>[Download Prompt Log.csv](https://sigma-quickstarts-main.s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/csv/prompt%2Blog.csv)</button>

On the `Data` page, add a `CSV input table` based on the downloaded CSV file. When prompted, use the same Snowflake connection you’ve already been using.
On the `Data` page, add a `CSV input table` based on the downloaded CSV file.

<img src="assets/ct_17a.png" width="400"/>

When prompted, use the same Snowflake connection you’ve already been using.

You’ll need to adjust the `Last updated at` and `Date` columns to the `Date` data type, as the import did not detect the correct type from the CSV:

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