Create a connection in Anaplan Data Orchestrator to import data from Snowflake. Then use the connection to extract data and create a source dataset.
Prerequisites
See the sections below for the requirements needed before you create a Snowflake connection.
Network policy restrictions
Create a dedicated database user
Supported data types
Create a connection with Snowflake
You need your Snowflake credentials to connect the Snowflake data with Data Orchestrator. View the Snowflake documentation for more information about your credentials.
To create a connection:
- Select Data Orchestrator from the top-left navigation menu.
- Select Connections from the left-side panel.
- Select Create connection.
- Select Snowflake and then select Next.
If you can't find the connector, enter a search term in the Find... field. - On the Connection details screen, enter these details and select Next:
- Name: Create a name for your connection. The name can contain alphanumeric characters and underscores.
- Description: Enter a description about your connection.
- On the Connection credentials screen, enter your Snowflake credentials and select Next.
For information about the fields on the Connection credentials screen, see Authentication options for Snowflake connections. - After the connection test is complete, select Done.
Extract data from a Snowflake connection
You can extract data from the Snowflake connection to add source data to Data Orchestrator. The data extract creates a source dataset.
To extract data:
- Select Data Orchestrator from the top-left navigation menu.
- Select Source data from the left-side panel.
- Select Add data > From connection.
- On the Dataset details screen, enter these details and select Next:
- Connection: Select the Snowflake connection you want to base the dataset on.
- Dataset name: Create a name for the dataset.
- Description: Enter a description about the dataset.
- Namespace: Select a namespace. This is the Snowflake schema for the specific database defined for the connection.
- Path name: Select a path name. This is the Snowflake table name.
- On the Choose an upload type screen, enter these details and select Next:
- Select the Load type:
- Full replace: Completely replaces the current loaded data with the new data.
- Append: Adds the new data to the end of the current table.
- Incremental: Takes the data and incrementally updates what was previously loaded.
- Select the columns to import.
- Select the Load type:
- Select Create in the confirmation dialog.