There are rules about the order or resumption, that make resuming parent and child task a pain, but here is a command that just resumes all tasks related to a parent.
SELECT SYSTEM$TASK_DEPENDENTS_ENABLE('MYTASK');
Show tasks <database.schema>; show tasks analytics.dbt;
BTW, you must suspend a tasks with parents/children before dropping them – the same restriction does not exist for a single task with no children.
Here’s a bunch of code I used to test this:
DROP TABLE ANALYTICS.DBT.JUNK; create table analytics.dbt.junk (id integer, junk_name varchar, create_date dateTIME); DROP TASK MYTASK; DROP TASK MYCHILDTASK; create OR REPLACE task mytask warehouse = COMPUTE_WH schedule = 'using cron 0-59 * * * * EST' as INSERT INTO JUNK(ID, CREATE_DATE, JUNK_NAME) VALUES (28,CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, 'SOMESTRING'); create OR REPLACE task mychildtask warehouse = COMPUTE_WH after mytask as INSERT INTO JUNK(ID, CREATE_DATE, JUNK_NAME) VALUES (28,CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, 'SOMESTRING'); SELECT SYSTEM$TASK_DEPENDENTS_ENABLE('MYTASK'); SELECT SYSTEM$TASK_DEPENDENTS_DISABLE('MYTASK'); INSERT INTO JUNK(ID, CREATE_DATE, JUNK_NAME) VALUES (28,CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, 'SOMESTRING'); SELECT * FROM ANALYTICS.DBT.JUNK; SHOW TASKS IN ANALYTICS.DBT; show tasks; DROP TASK MYTASK; ALTER TASK MYTASK SUSPEND; ALTER TASK MYCHILDTASK SUSPEND; ALTER TASK MYTASK RESUME; ALTER TASK MYCHILDTASK RESUME; SELECT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP; SHOW TASKS; // Use the table function "TASK_HISTORY()" select * from table(information_schema.task_history()) order by scheduled_time desc; // See results for a specific Task in a given time select * from table(information_schema.task_history( scheduled_time_range_start=>dateadd('hour',-2,current_timestamp()), result_limit => 5, task_name=>'MYTASK')); ALTER TASK MYCHILDTASK RESUME; SELECT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP; // Use the table function "TASK_HISTORY()" select * from table(information_schema.task_history()) order by scheduled_time desc; // See results for a specific Task in a given time select * from table(information_schema.task_history( scheduled_time_range_start=>dateadd('hour',-4,current_timestamp()), result_limit => 5, task_name=>'CUSTOMER_INSERT2'));