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  • Author: Appian Corporation
  • Type: Plug-in (Connected System)
  • Support: This plug-in or utility is not supported by the author. The content is free to use with a licensed product, but it is made available as-is and Community supported.
  • Industry: All Industries
  • Compatible Version(s): 25.1
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  • Cost: Free
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Snowflake

Overview

 Snowflake is a cloud-based data platform built for scalable storage, fast querying, and secure data sharing across structured and semi-structured datasets. It separates compute and storage for flexible scaling and supports advanced analytics with strong performance across major cloud providers.

Appian helps you get more from Snowflake by turning raw data into action through low-code applications and AI-powered automation. With Appian’s data fabric, you can connect to Snowflake to enable unified views, streamlined workflows, and faster decisions, all while keeping Snowflake as your system of record.

Use this Appian Connected System to authenticate with OAuth 2.0: Authorization Code Grant in order to access and execute actions on your Snowflake resources. Through the integrations provided in this plug-in, you can select, insert, update, delete, and call a function or stored procedure in any accessible warehouse, schema, or table.

This plug-in was originally authored by Appian's partner, WNS Vuram. It is now maintained by the Appian Technology Partner Team. 

Key Features & Functionality

  • Queried data from Snowflake will be returned in the integration as Dictionary format.
  • Added Warehouse, DB and Schema as the optional parameters.
  • The result will contain the total number of rows returned from Snowflake.
  • The result will contain the column metadata.
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  • Hi, am I right in thinking that because this is uses OAuth 2.0: Authorization Code Grant, if we want a scheduled batch job to run a smart service node that calls this integration/connected system, then we need to authorize  the connected system using a particular user, and assign the node to always run as that user?

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  • Hi, am I right in thinking that because this is uses OAuth 2.0: Authorization Code Grant, if we want a scheduled batch job to run a smart service node that calls this integration/connected system, then we need to authorize  the connected system using a particular user, and assign the node to always run as that user?

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  • in reply to Alex King

    Any updates on the release?

  • in reply to Alex King

    We are currently having the same issues with OAuth 2.0.  The Key Pair Authentication is necessary.  Hopefully this works soon.  We will be system down if this is not resolved.

  • in reply to Guy

    Hi! Thanks for your question. Because the Authorization Code Grant routes the end user to a new window to enter their Snowflake login credentials, I do not believe it is suitable for a batch job.

    Fortunately, we are currently developing a solution for Key Pair authentication, which should support unattended, server-to-server authentication for this use case. This update should be available next week. We apologize for any inconvenience in the meantime.

    Best,
    Alex

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