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Description
Snowflake provides a single platform for data warehousing, data lakes, data engineering, etc., with secure sharing and consumption of real-time / shared data..
API documentation
Snowflake's API documentation (used to build this connector) can be found via the link below:
{% embed url="https://docs.snowflake.com/en/developer-guide/sql-api/index" %}
Authentication
When adding connector instances for Snowflake, the following authentication methods are supported:
OAuth 2 (authorisation code)
When a user chooses to add a connector instance using OAuth 2 (authorisation code) authentication, the credentials below are prompted:
| Credential | Required? | Notes |
|---|---|---|
base url |
true | The base URL for your Snowflake instance. |
state length |
true | This field can be left blank. |
scope |
true | This field can be left blank but if required, available options are detailed in Snowflake's API documentation. |
client id |
true | See this Snowflake article for information about generating your client credentials. |
client secret |
true | See this Snowflake article for information about generating your client credentials. |
response authentication token key |
true | Leave set to access_token
|
grant type |
true | Leave set to authorization_code
|
response type key |
true | Leave set to code
|
refresh grant type |
true | Leave set to refresh_token
|
response refresh token key |
true | refresh_token |
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