Snowflake overview

You can connect to a Snowflake database in ThoughtSpot Cloud, and perform live queries to create Answers and Liveboards.

Add a Snowflake connection
Migrating Snowflake connections from Service Account to Key Pair authentication
Edit a Snowflake connection
Remap a Snowflake connection
Upload a CSV file in your Snowflake connection
CSV upload to Answers
Query external tables from your Snowflake connection
Delete a table from a Snowflake connection
Delete a table with dependent objects
Delete a Snowflake connection
Deactivate a Snowflake connection
Configure OAuth
Configure Azure AD OAuth
Configure Okta OAuth for a Snowflake connection
Configure Auth0
Configure CSV upload for your Snowflake connection
Best practices for Snowflake connections
Enabling an AWS PrivateLink between ThoughtSpot Cloud and your Snowflake data warehouse
Enable a GCP Private Service Connect between ThoughtSpot Cloud and your Snowflake data warehouse
Connection reference for Snowflake
ThoughtSpot query tags in Snowflake
Passthrough functions for Snowflake

If you are going to use Snowflake with ThoughtSpot Cloud, and you have a network policy set in Snowflake, you must add the outbound IP address of your ThoughtSpot Cloud instance to the whitelist inside your Snowflake network policy. Contact ThoughtSpot support for assistance.