# Snowflake

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The following documentation is for **Snowflake v2.0.1** *(BDK)*.
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## Overview

Snowflake is a cloud-based data platform that provides data warehousing, data lakes, data engineering, and data science capabilities. This integration enables automated data loading, query execution, data transformation, and analytics workflows within Snowflake's cloud architecture.

## Prerequisites

### 1. Required Books

The following Book(s) need to be added to your agent so it can learn and understand the automation procedures defined within them:

* **Snowflake**

#### How to Add the Book(s)

1. Go to **Books** → **All Books**.
2. Search for the name of the book and click on it.
3. Click on <kbd>**Install**</kbd> or <kbd>**Add Connection**</kbd> to add the book to your agent.
4. If adding a connection, you'll be prompted for [**connectivity**](#connectivity) details.

## Connectivity

This section outlines the available methods for connecting to the Book, along with the required configuration details for each.

### Connect using Account ID, Username, Password, Database Name, Schema, Warehouse and Role

Connect to a Snowflake database using the provided connection parameters.

| Label         | Description                       | Type        |
| ------------- | --------------------------------- | ----------- |
| Account ID    | Id of the Snowflake account       | `text`      |
| Username      | Username of the Snowflake account | `text`      |
| Password      | Password of the Snowflake account | `sensitive` |
| Database Name | Database Name                     | `text`      |
| Schema        | Schema                            | `text`      |
| Warehouse     | Warehouse of the database         | `text`      |
| Role          | Role of the db's user             | `text`      |


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