You can create a Snowflake Source Connector to read from multiple tables within your Snowflake, using Snowflake's key pair authentication.
To set up this Source Connector, you will need to configure key pair authentication for your Snowflake account and provide the private key. To learn more about configuring key pair authentication within Snowflake, visit:https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/key-pair-auth.html​
The schema for this Source Connector is defined by the selected columns from the query. The schema cannot be changed after saving the connector.
Prerequisites
Information needed:
Private Key
Account Name
User Name
Warehouse
Creating a Snowflake Source Connector
Step 1: Click New Connector
Step 2: Under the System prompt, click Snowflake
Step 3: Enter a Connector Name.‌
Step 4: Select Source Connector.‌
Authentication
Private Key
Step 1: Provide a private Snowflake key in PEM format as shown below:
Step 1: Provide your Snowflake account name in this format <account_locator>.<region_id>.<cloud>
E.g. xk79910.us-central1.gcp
Note: Your full account name may include segments that identify the region and cloud platform where your account is hosted. Include those additional segments when providing your account name.
The schema for this Source Connector is defined by the selected columns from the query. The schema cannot be changed after saving the connector, so please confirm it is accurate before proceeding.