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Run SQL against your Snowflake data warehouse and inspect its databases, schemas, and tables.

Needs your own Snowflake key. Included on Free.

What you can ask

  • “What does Snowflake have for the area or asset I'm working on?”
  • “Pull the most recent Snowflake records and put them in a table.”
  • “What does Snowflake cover, and how fresh is the data?”

About this source

Read-only Snowflake SQL API connector for model-authored queries and exact metadata discovery. RULES: 1. Supply warehouse when the Snowflake user has no DEFAULT_WAREHOUSE. 2. Discovery flow: listDatabases → executeSQL (schemas) → listTables → describeTable → executeSQL (data). 3. Use describeTable to verify column names before querying. 4. Use DB.SCHEMA.TABLE when not setting database/schema context. 5. executeSQL returns at most maxRows (default 100, maximum 1000) and reports truncation.

Connector ID snowflake

Provenance

Freshness & coverage

FreshnessFreshness not declared
GeographicNot declared
TemporalNot declared
AuthenticationCredentials required (Bearer token)

› Methods (4)

Technical detail for developers: parameters, pagination, units, and freshness per method.

  • executeSQL

    unknown

    Execute ad-hoc SQL queries through the Snowflake SQL API.

    Required paramssql
    Entitiesquery

    Warehouse required unless configured. Accepts one read-only SQL statement.

  • listDatabases

    read

    List databases visible to the current credentials.

    Entitiesdatabase

    Use pattern for filtering. Warehouse is required only when no default exists.

  • listTables

    read

    List tables within a database/schema combination.

    Required paramsdatabaseschema
    Entitiestable
  • describeTable

    read

    Return column metadata for a specific table (Snowflake).

    Required paramsdatabaseschematable
    Entitiestable, column