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05-13-2020 01:35 AM - edited 01-19-2023 08:20 AM
ssvb:DRIVER={SQL Server XX Driver};Database=XXXX;Server=hostname\InstanceName;UID=XXXX;pwd=XXXX
ssvb:DRIVER={ODBC Driver 17 for SQL Server};DATABASE=MYDB;SERVER=MYLOCALHOST\INSTANCE;UID=SQLAUTHUSER1;pwd=mypassword
ssvb:DRIVER={ODBC Driver 17 for SQL Server};DATABASE=MYDB;SERVER=MYLOCALHOST\INSTANCE;Trusted_Connection=yes
snowbl:DSN=xxxx;UID=xxxx;PWD=xxxx;Staging=local;Method=user
snowbl:DSN=SnowflakeDSN;UID=SnowflakeAuthUser1;PWD=mypassword;Staging=local;Method=user
snowbl:DSN=SnowflakeDSN;UID=SnowflakeAuthUser1;PWD=mypassword;Bucket=DataBucket1;Access=xxABC123xx;Secret=xxQRS987xx;URL=s3.amazonaws.com;Region=us-east-1
@GT ,
Is it possible to set up a "DSN-less" Bulk Loader for Snowflake? I've tried different strings without luck, for example:
snowbl:DRIVER={SnowflakeDSIIDriver};SERVER={myserver.snowflakecomputing.com};UID={user};DATABASE={domain_database};AUTHENTICATOR={snowflake};PWD={user_pass};Staging=local;Method=user;
I've noticed that you've only shown an example where a DSN must be provided to set up the connection. But having a lot of users and diferent business domains to proxy our connections, creating endless DSNs does will not scale.
Cheers,