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      • Run as a service
      • Summary
        • Running on Linux
    • Configuration panel
      • Home page
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    • Upgrade
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  • Product Guide
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    • Tableau Extension
      • Getting started
        • Create a worksheet with Username()
        • Add the Extension to your dashboard
        • Ready to start
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              • Troubleshoot | values
        • Changelog
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          • Overview
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        • Collaboration
          • Overview
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        • Data Helper
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          • Add rows
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          • Interpolate
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          • Vertical layout
        • SSO/SAML or Oauth authentication
    • Management console
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          • OKTA Example
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      • Connections
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      • User management
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    • Database Connections
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        • Windows
        • Linux
      • Snowflake
        • Using ODBC
          • Windows
          • Linux
        • OAuth Authentication
  • Support
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  1. Product Guide
  2. Database Connections
  3. Snowflake
  4. Using ODBC

Windows

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Last updated 8 months ago

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  1. Be sure you have the latest driver installed from

  2. In ODBC Administrator, Go to the `User DSN` tab and press the `Add` button.

  3. Select the SnowflakeDSIIDriver

  4. Fill in at least these fields:

    1. Data source (this is the key you define to identify your connection, this is the DSN name you need when creating the connection in the management console)

    2. User

    3. Password

    4. Server

    5. Schema

    6. Warehouse

  5. Click the test button to confirm that your connection data is correct

  6. Click the OK Button to save the changes

  7. Make sure to set NoExecuteInSQLPrepare to true in ODBC configuration. ()

  8. Now it is time to create a connection in the management console.

Important

This should be set in your windows registry.

Make sure to set NoExecuteInSQLPrepare=true in ODBC configuration. ()

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