Re: [I] python snowflake adbc_ingest "does not exist or not authorized" [arrow-adbc]

Tue, 25 Feb 2025 16:40:05 -0800


zeroshade commented on issue #2545:
URL: https://github.com/apache/arrow-adbc/issues/2545#issuecomment-2683605064

   > Assuming I am in database X, and Schema Y, all three of these should work
   "X.Y.MY_TABLE"
   "Y.MY_TABLE"
   "MY_TABLE"
   >
   > Also if I am in database X but schema Z, these should still work
   "X.Y.MY_TABLE"
   "Y.MY_TABLE"
   >
   > And even if I am in Database Q, this should still work:
   "X.Y.MY_TABLE"
   
   All of those should work just fine with ADBC, do you have an example of them 
not working? 
   
   > The next problem is that this does not seem to work with temp tables, 
which is probably the most common use case for inserting for a lot of people to 
work around the maximum size of an in clause restriction.
   
   We have an option for this, I think it's just not yet implemented in the 
snowflake driver yet. I'll double check this, it shouldn't be difficult to add 
support for the temp flag in adbc_ingest for the snowflake driver. 


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