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While simultaneously connected to Snowflake directly; using the same credentials, I am unable to authenticate to the intended Snowflake environment. Receive "SYS-E-HTTPFAIL, SYS-E-HTTPFAIL, cannot connect to Cloud server" More details indicates "SQLState: 2800 NativeError: 390100: Incorrect username or password was specified."
What obvious thing am I overlooking?
Problem has been worked around. I created a new Snowflake account with AccountAdmin privileges, and used those credentials in the Target definition. (I was previously using credentials associated with my user account.) Everything tested and works.
Hi Miller,
Can you make sure that the username/password has access to the correct database that is defined in the endpoint?
What is the complete error that you see from the repsrv.log?
Thanks,
Lyka
Attached are some key screen shots addressing some of the questions you raised.
Hi Mike,
Regarding your setup:
Please also provide a content of [replicate]/data/logs/repsrv*.log file (as Lyka asked above) around that error. You can set SERVER component logging to Verbose in the ServeràLog Management and reproduce the error. Please see that the log is rolled before you run the test to make it easier finding the error in the log (You can do that via the "View Log" dialog.
BR,
Dima
Below is the document I meant to upload last Friday. The first screen snippet shows the repsrv.log. The second snippet shows the definition of the Snowflake Target when attempting to Test Connection. The third snippet is the "More Details" of the Test Connection failure. The fourth snippet is a screen shot of a connection to Snowflake outside of Replicate. This shows username, database name, and warehouse name which can be matched to Replicate Target information. The password values in each are always masked, but I typed them into each environment by hand (snowflake login and replicate Target definition) 6 separate times; there were no misspellings when connecting to Snowflake (i.e. I always got in), but there were no successes with defining the Snowflake Target (I.e. I never got in).
Problem has been worked around. I created a new Snowflake account with AccountAdmin privileges, and used those credentials in the Target definition. (I was previously using credentials associated with my user account.) Everything tested and works.
Yes this work for me, but should be create password only with letter and number only.