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DBawa1661409059
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need to update jbdc jar for snowflake

Hello Team ,

JDBC driver is unsupoorted for Snowflake. We need to update JDBC driver for talend for snowflake. Please guide us,

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Anonymous
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You can do this by using the Modules tab in Studio. However, I would advise against doing this without thorough testing. Talend groups together and tests the third party Jars that are used with each component at each version. Chances are this will not cause any issues if you change the Snowflake Jars, but this cannot be guaranteed.

 

The steps I would take are.....

 

  1. Take a copy of the existing Jar that is being used.
  2. Replace the Jars for each component that uses them. In the Modules tab, do a search for Snowflake and you should be shown all of the Snowflake components and the Jars that are used.
  3. Throughly test each component that has been changed
  4. Be prepared to roll this back

 

 

 

 

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Anonymous
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Can you give us some more details about what is not working? Snowflake is supported with v7.

DBawa1661409059
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Hi,

 

from Snowflake Side, we got this update

Quarterly Announcement - End of Support Snowflake Client Drivers: Please Upgrade!

 

our jobs runs from Talend and currently it is at JDBC 3.9.2 but it has been suggested to upgrade version minimum version = JDBC 3.12.15

Anonymous
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You can do this by using the Modules tab in Studio. However, I would advise against doing this without thorough testing. Talend groups together and tests the third party Jars that are used with each component at each version. Chances are this will not cause any issues if you change the Snowflake Jars, but this cannot be guaranteed.

 

The steps I would take are.....

 

  1. Take a copy of the existing Jar that is being used.
  2. Replace the Jars for each component that uses them. In the Modules tab, do a search for Snowflake and you should be shown all of the Snowflake components and the Jars that are used.
  3. Throughly test each component that has been changed
  4. Be prepared to roll this back