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This video demonstrates how to simplify data loading into Amazon Redshift using Query Editor v2. Sohaib Katariwala, an AWS Analytics Specialist, walks through the process of configuring the account, creating a table from a CSV file, and loading data from both local files and Amazon S3. The demo showcases the user-friendly interface of Query Editor v2, which allows users to create tables and load data without writing complex SQL commands. Key features include automatic column inference, customizable table creation options, and support for various file formats. The video highlights how Query Editor v2 streamlines the data loading process for Amazon Redshift, making it more accessible for users of all skill levels.

00:00 Intro
00:18 Configure Account
02:11 CSV file
02:51 Create Table
05:13 Load from local file
08:11 Load from Amazon S3
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