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This documentation will guide you through the process of connecting to a Snowflake data source. To establish a successful connection, you will need to provide specific connection details and, if necessary, configure additional settings.

Prerequisites

Setup

Connection Details

Data Source Name

The "Data Source Name" is a user-defined name for your Snowflake database connection. Choose a name that helps you identify this connection within your system.

Account

User

The "User" is the username associated with your Snowflake account, which you'll use to authenticate and access the Snowflake services.

Password

The "Password" is the corresponding password for the user specified above.

Warehouse

The "Warehouse" represents the Snowflake computing warehouse that will execute your queries. It's where your data is processed.

Database

The "Database" is the name of the Snowflake database you want to connect to. Ensure that you have the necessary permissions to access this database.

Region (Optional)

The "Region" is an optional field that specifies the geographical region where your Snowflake account is hosted. It can be used to optimize data access based on proximity.

The "Account" refers to the unique identifier for your Snowflake account. This should be in the format of org_name-account_name. Check this about how to find this info in your Snowflake account.

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