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  • Match all tables or views of a database
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Configure Paths for Snowflake Background Tasks

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Paths define which tables and views the discovery task or profiler task should work on. All paths need to be valid . The regex is not case sensitive.

Discovery Paths

This controls, which objects should be available in the catalog and for the other tasks.

Include:

These data objects (databases, schemas, tables, views) will be indexed for the catalog. <Empty> includes everything. If multiple paths are specified, all of them are searched. Overlapping paths will only be indexed once.

Exclude:

These objects are excluded from the catalog. <Empty> excludes nothing.

An object in the excluded paths will always be excluded (even if it was included above).

Examples

Match all tables or views of a database

demo_db\..*

This would match all objects that start with DEMO_DB.. Please note that the .(dot) needs to be escaped otherwise it matches every character.

Match all tables or views with certain names

Match all tables or views of a schema that start with my_ and end with deprecated

my_database\.with_schema\.my_.*deprecated

It would match e.g. MY_DATABASE.WITH_SCHEMA.my_temporary_table_deprecated.

regular expressions
(see examples)