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You should never have a Flow with a recipe that writes from a non-Snowflake source to a Snowflake dataset, except sync recipes from S3 or Azure Blob Storage The exception to this rule is when executing a recipe from a Snowflake dataset to a Snowflake dataset using the in-database (SQL) engine. DSS will automatically use optimal S3-to-Snowflake or AzureBlob-to-Snowflake copy mechanisms when using a Sync recipe. The recommended way to load data into a Snowflake table is through a bulk COPY from files stored in Amazon S3 or Azure Blob Storage. Loading data into a Snowflake database using the regular SQL INSERT or COPY statements is very inefficient and should only be used for extremely small datasets. This is usually done by adding offline_access to the scope but that may vary depending on your OAuth2 provider.Ĭreate the connection (you can’t test it yet)Ĭlick the “Edit” button next to the new connection name
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Or if you do not want to manage Snowflake roles in your OAuth2 server, pass the static value of SESSION:ROLE-ANY in the scope.ĭepending on your OAuth2 server you may also need to ask for a refresh token in the scope. Or leave them blank if you are using the default Snowflake OAuth2 serverįill the scope with the operations and roles permitted for the access token (This depends on your OAuth Server so check the official doc). Note that this will force you to use per-user credential.įill the “Client id”, “Client secret” (if there is one) with the information from your OAuth appįill the “authorization endpoint” and “token endpoint” with your endpoint. Once you have a trust between your OAuth2 authorization server and Snowflake, do in DSS the following:įill in the basic params (Host, Database, Warehouse, Role, Schema) as usual ( See the official documentation for more details) In your Snowflake security integration, the oauth_redirect_uri parameter should have the format DSS_BASE_URL/dip/api/oauth2-callback as described under OAuth2 credentials. You can use your own OAuth2 authorization server so the exact configuration will depend on your environment, but you will need to first set up your OAuth2 authorization server and then a security integration in Snowflake to establish a trust.
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Each user must grant DSS permission to access Snowflake on their behalf. OAuth2 access is performed using per-user credentials.