I'm working in Snowflake trying to explode rows in a table where each row is currently based on a date range provided by start_date and end_date columns. I need to turn this information into a single row for every date in that date range.

Below is my current table as of right now. In this example there's a row with a date range that spans 5 days with a price of $5, so I want to turn this 1 row into 5 rows for every date in that date range while retaining that same pricing information of $5 for every row.

Proposed Solution 1

Proposed Solution 2

Either solution will work for my use case. In Postgresql i've used generate_series and had good results, but while researching this for Snowflake I'm not really seeing any great solutions so far. Any help would be appreciated !

Thanks for the suggestions! Lukasz solution is perfect. Much appreciated!

select
    date(start_date) + value::int as date,
    price
from pricing_table,
     table(flatten(array_generate_range(0, datediff('day', start_date, end_date) + 1)))
;