Snowflake share
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To set up a data share with us in Snowflake, follow these steps. You’ll be sharing with our Snowflake account SUMBLE.AWS_US_EAST_1
.
Identify or create the Snowflake table/view with the data you’d like to share with us. Sumble uses the follow fields for matching
Account ID
unique identifier for your account
Account Name
account's organization name
Account URL
primary URL or domain associated with the account
Account Linkedin URL
URL of linkedin page associated with the account
Country
account's organization headquarter country
Parent Account ID
unique identifier of account's parent organization
Ultimate Parent Account ID
unique identifier of account's most parent organization
Alternate Names
other names the account's organization is known by
Alternate URLs
other URLs associated with the account's organization
Use whatever column names are natural for your system — we’ll handle the column matching from there.
Which region you’re in determines how you share data with us on Snowflake. If you’re in AWS_US_EAST_1
, we use a data share directly. Otherwise, you'll create a private listing. An in-depth overview of Snowflake's data sharing capabilities can be found at .
Grant access to the specific database objects (schemas, tables, or views) that need to be shared.
We'll accept the share and create a database from it.
Navigate to the Data Products > Private Sharing in Snowflake and click Share > Publish to Specified Consumers to configure a private listing.
Select the data you’re sharing in this view
Share with SUMBLE.AWS_US_EAST_1
Use the command to create a new share.
Use to add the Sumble's account.
Create a .
Ensure data remains up-to-date: configure the frequency of data replication through the .