Snowflake

IP RESTRICTIONS

Make sure to allow traffic from one of the Paradime IPs in your firewall depending on the data location selected.

👉 See also: Paradime IP addresses.

Suggested permissions

This set of permissions will enable users in Paradime to read from and create tables and views when running dbt™️ from the Paradime terminal in you Snowflake database.

The role connected in Paradime for should have the below permissions for each database where your source data lives and where you want to materialize your models. Make sure to

-- grant permission to allow role to read from your source database
grant usage on database <your_databse_name> to role <snowflake_role>;
grant usage on future schemas in database <your_databse_name> to role <snowflake_role>;
grant select on future tables in database <your_databse_name> to role <snowflake_role>;
grant select on future views in database <your_databse_name> to role <snowflake_role>;
grant usage on all schemas in database <your_databse_name> to role <snowflake_role>;
grant select on all tables in database <your_databse_name> to role <snowflake_role>;
grant select on all views in database <your_databse_name> to role <snowflake_role>;

-- grant permission to allow role to write to your dev database
grant all on database <your_databse_name> to role <snowflake_role>;

Add Development Connection

You will be prompted to add a Development connection during the onboarding, or you can add more connections by going executing the following instructions:

1. Click Settings in the top menu bar of the Paradime interface to access Account Settings

2. In the left sidebar, click "Connections"

3. Click "Add New" next to the Code IDE section

4. Select "Snowflake"

Using Username & Password

Field Details

Below are list of fields and example to create a connection.

• 🏢 Workspace level fields are set by the the workspace Admin and not configurable for by user

• 👥 User level fields are set by each user (Admin/Developer) when setting the Development connection.

Field	Description	Example	Level
Profile Name	The profile name set in your dbt_project.yaml . See more here.	dbt-snowflake	🏢 Workspace level
Target	The target name used to identify the connection. See more here.	dev	🏢 Workspace level
Account	The Snowflake account to connect to as per Snowflake's documentation.	vj71689.eu-west-2.aws	🏢 Workspace level
Role	The role to assume when running queries as the specified user.	transformer	👥 User level
Database	The name of your Snowflake development database.	analytics	👥 User level
Warehouse	The virtual warehouse to use for running queries.	transforming	👥 User level
Username	The username of the user.	john_user	👥 User level
Password	The password set for the user	password_xyz	👥 User level
Dataset	The default dataset used to build dbt™️ objects at runtime.	dbt_john	👥 User level
Threads	The number of threads used in this connection. See more here.	8	👥 User level

Using Snowflake OAuth

Check our Tutorial on how to setup Snowflake OAuth in your Snowflake account. Once this connection is configured, each user will be redirected to Snowflake and asked to authenticate their connection.

Snowflake OAuth

Fields Details

Below are list of fields and example to create a connection.

• 🏢 Workspace level fields are set by the the workspace Admin and not configurable for by user

• 👥 User level fields are set by each user (Admin/Developer) when setting the Development connection.

Field	Description	Example	Level
Profile Name	The profile name set in your dbt_project.yaml . See more here.	dbt-snowflake	🏢 Workspace level
Target	The target name used to identify the connection. See more here.	dev	🏢 Workspace level
Account	The Snowflake account to connect to as per Snowflake's documentation.	vj71689.eu-west-2.aws	🏢 Workspace level
Client ID	The Client ID generated when setting up the OAuth credentials.	UPWBLFUTwT7hJ+JDbNthut3rF3w=	🏢 Workspace level
Client Secret	The Client Secret generated when setting up the OAuth credentials.	7FMKYoOP9+KUh2qqVHXfsZStUJLpiaa/ojFmvGwr06E=	🏢 Workspace level
Role	The role to assume when running queries as the specified user.	transformer	👥 User level
Database	The name of your Snowflake development database.	analytics	👥 User level
Warehouse	The virtual warehouse to use for running queries.	transforming	👥 User level
Dataset	The default dataset used to build dbt™️ objects at runtime.	dbt_john	👥 User level
Threads	The number of threads used in this connection. See more here.	8	👥 User level

Using Key-Pair authentication

In Paradime you can use Key-Pair authentication method to enabled users to connect their development environment using a Private Key and optionally a Private Key Passphrase.

After generating an encrypted or unencrypted key pair,, you will need to set the rsa_public_key for the Snowflake user connecting to Paradime.

alter user johnsmith set rsa_public_key='MIIBIjANBgkqh...';

Fields Details

Below are list of fields and example to create a connection.

• 🏢 Workspace level fields are set by the the workspace Admin and not configurable for by user

• 👥 User level fields are set by each user (Admin/Developer) when setting the Development connection.

Field	Description	Example	Level
Profile Name	The profile name set in your dbt_project.yaml . See more here.	dbt-snowflake	🏢 Workspace level
Target	The target name used to identify the connection. See more here.	dev	🏢 Workspace level
Account	The Snowflake account to connect to as per Snowflake's documentation.	vj71689.eu-west-2.aws	🏢 Workspace level
Role	The role to assume when running queries as the specified user.	transformer	👥 User level
Database	The name of your Snowflake development database.	analytics	👥 User level
Warehouse	The virtual warehouse to use for running queries.	transforming	👥 User level
Username	The username of the user.	john_user	👥 User level
Private Key	The Private Key generated and linked to the user. You must include the commented lines when adding the Private Key.	-----BEGIN ENCRYPTED PRIVATE KEY----- < private key content here > -----END ENCRYPTED PRIVATE KEY-----	👥 User level
Private Key Passphrase (Optional)	The Passphrase created when generating the encrypted key	passphrase_xyz	👥 User level
Dataset	The default dataset used to build dbt™️ objects at runtime.	dbt_john	👥 User level
Threads	The number of threads used in this connection. See more here.	8	👥 User level