Connect with Snowflake
~ 20 min to complete
You need an
ACCOUNTADMIN user to follow this guide.This creates a dedicated role and technical user. Replace
example_wh with your preferred warehouse. XS is enough for most installations. It is ok to share this warehouse with other workloads to save costs. Set a secure password.create role snowboard_role;
create user snowboard_user
password = '<something secret>' -- remember that!
default_warehouse = example_wh -- specify your warehouse
default_role = snowboard_role
default_namespace = snowboard
comment = 'Technical User for Sled 🛷';
grant role snowboard_role to user snowboard_user;
--allow usage of your warehouse
grant usage on warehouse example_wh to role snowboard_role;
This database will be used to store profiling results and the parsed query log. You can easily access it for your own analytics. Data ownership is great.
create database snowboard;
grant ownership on database snowboard to role snowboard_role;
For each database that should be added to the data catalog execute these statements. Replace
example_db with the correct name. You can add more databases later, have at least one to get started.
set db_name = 'example_db'; -- specify name of database
grant usage on database identifier($db_name) to role snowboard_role;
grant usage on all schemas in database identifier($db_name) to role snowboard_role;
grant usage on future schemas in database identifier($db_name) to role snowboard_role;
grant select, references on all tables in database identifier($db_name) to role snowboard_role;
grant select, references on future tables in database identifier($db_name) to role snowboard_role;
grant select, references on all views in database identifier($db_name) to role snowboard_role;
grant select, references on future views in database identifier($db_name) to role snowboard_role;
grant select, references on all materialized views in database identifier($db_name) to role snowboard_role;
grant select, references on future materialized views in database identifier($db_name) to role snowboard_role;
💡If your Snowflake account was created before 2020, also execute the following script:Grant permissions on future tables
For shared databases the following statement is enough. Replace
external_db with the correct name.grant imported privileges on database external_db to role snowboard_role;
Grant access to the query log and further meta data from Snowflake.
grant imported privileges on database snowflake to role snowboard_role;
Allow the technical user to create a single-sign-on integration.
GRANT CREATE INTEGRATION ON ACCOUNT TO ROLE snowboard_role;
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