Connecting OpCon to Snowflake Using the Web Services Connector
OpCon does not include a native Snowflake integration out of the box. However, because Snowflake exposes a widely supported SQL API, you can build an automated connection using the OpCon Web Services Connector. This article walks you through the prerequisites and steps needed to get your environment set up and executing SQL statements against Snowflake as OpCon jobs.PrerequisitesBefore getting started, make sure the following are in place:OpCon version 18.3 or higher Web Services Connector version 20.1 or higher (recommended) Access to the Snowflake SQL API (documentation available at https://docs.snowflake.com/en/developer-guide/sql-api/index) A Snowflake authorization token, stored as an encrypted global property in OpCon A base URL for your Snowflake environment, stored as a standard global propertyIf you have not yet installed the Web Services Connector, contact support to receive the install files and assistance with the installation process. The connector documentation is availab