Query below compares columns (names) in tables between two schemas. It shows columns missing in either of two schema.

Query

select COALESCE(c1.table_name, c2.table_name) as table_name,
       COALESCE(c1.column_name, c2.column_name) as table_column,
       c1.column_name as schema1,
       c2.column_name as schema2
from
    (select table_name,
            column_name
     from information_schema.columns c
     where c.table_schema = 'SCHEMA_1') c1 -- PUT SCHEMA NAME HERE
full join
         (select table_name,
                 column_name
          from information_schema.columns c
          where c.table_schema = 'SCHEMA_2') c2 -- PUT SCHEMA NAME TO COMPARE HERE
on c1.table_name = c2.table_name and c1.column_name = c2.column_name
where c1.column_name is null 
      or c2.column_name is null
order by table_name,
         table_column;

Instruction

Replace schema_1 and schema_2 with names of two of your schemas (on Snowflake instance) that you'd like to compare.

Columns

• table_name - name of the table with schema
• table_column - name of column
• schema1 - if column exists in a table in schema 1 then column contains its name (repeats it from column column)
• schema2 - if column exists in a table in schema 2 then column contains its name (repeats it from column column)

Rows

• One row represents one distinct name of column in specific table. Row represents column if it exist only in one schema.
• Scope of rows: all distinct schema, table and column names in both databases.
• Ordered by table name and column name

Sample results