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Configuring pushdown optimization for Snowflake using the ODBC Connector

Configuring pushdown optimization for Snowflake using the ODBC Connector

Configure the Snowflake ODBC driver on Windows

Configure the Snowflake ODBC driver on Windows

Before you establish an ODBC connection to connect to Snowflake on Windows, configure the ODBC driver.
  1. Download the Snowflake ODBC 64-bit driver from your Snowflake account.
  2. Install the Snowflake ODBC driver on the machine where the Secure Agent is installed.
  3. Open the folder in which ODBC data source file is installed.
  4. Run the
    odbcad32.exe
    file.
    The
    ODBC Data Source Administrator
    dialog box appears.
  5. Click
    System DSN
    .
    The
    System DSN
    tab appears.
    The following image shows the System DSN tab on the ODBC Data Source Administrator (64-bit) dialog box:
    The image shows the System DSN on the ODBC Data Source Administrator (64-bit) dialog box.
  6. Click
    Add
    .
    The
    Create New Data Source
    dialog appears.
    The following image shows the Create New Data Source dialog where you can select the Snowflake data source:
    The image shows the Create New Data Source dialog where you can select the Snowflake data source.
  7. Select the
    SnowflakeDSIIDriver
    and click
    Finish
    .
  8. Click
    Configure
    .
    The Snowflake Configuration Dialog appears.
    The following image shows the Snowflake Configuration Dialog where you can configure the connection properties:
    The image shows the Snowflake Configuration Dialog where you can configure the connection properties.
  9. Specify the following connection properties:
    Property
    Description
    Data Source
    Name of the data source.
    User
    User name to access Snowflake.
    Password
    Password to access Snowflake.
    Server
    Domain name of your Snowflake account.
    Database
    Name of the Snowflake database.
    Schema
    Name of the Snowflake schema.
    Warehouse
    Name of the Snowflake warehouse.
    Role
    The Snowflake role assigned to user.
    Tracing (0-6)
    Determines the amount of detail that appears in the log file. You can specify the following values:
    • 0. Disable tracing.
    • 1. Fatal error tracing.
    • 2. Error tracing.
    • 3. Warning tracing.
    • 4. Info tracing.
    • 5. Debug tracing.
    • 6. Detailed tracing.
    It is important to specify the database, schema, and warehouse properties in the ODBC data source name.
  10. Click
    OK
    .

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