|
Description |
Connection to a IBM db2 database |
|---|---|
|
Type |
ibmdb2 |
|
Category |
Db |
Configuration in States
The Snowflake Db Store can be configured directly in the States interface via the Data Stores module. The following configuration modes are available:
Parameters
|
Name |
Description |
Mandatory |
Default |
Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Account |
The Snowflake account identifier |
Yes |
— |
e.g. |
|
Database |
The name of the target database |
Yes |
— |
|
|
Schema |
The schema to use |
Yes |
— |
|
|
Username |
The username used to authenticate |
Yes |
— |
|
|
Password |
The password used to authenticate |
Yes |
— |
Value is hidden |
|
Warehouse |
The virtual warehouse to use |
No |
— |
|
|
Role |
The role to use for the session |
No |
— |
|
|
Suffix |
Additional parameters appended to the connection string |
No |
— |
|
⚠️ Important: Make sure identifiers (like
db) that contain lowercase characters are double-quoted in any manually entered value. Otherwise, Snowflake assumes they are uppercase, which may result in a "database does not exist or is not authorized" error.
Connection String
A connection string can be entered manually instead of using the parameter form. For the full list of supported connection string parameters, refer to the Snowflake .NET connector documentation.
Local Configuration
The local configuration is defined in a JSON file (stores.json) deployed directly on the Workers' server. A locally configured store takes priority over a store with the same name configured in the States interface.
|
Name |
Description |
Type |
Mandatory |
Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
ConnectionString |
The connection string to connect to the database |
string |
True |
|
{
"Name": "database",
"Type": "ibmdb2",
"HealthCheck": true,
"Config": {
"ConnectionString": "[Host]:[Port];Database=[Database name];UId=[Username];PWD=[Password]"
}
}