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Currently there are two alternative ways to configure the Snowflake storage target. Either:
Provide a jdbcHost, which explicitly sets the hostname
...or provide a account and snowflakeRegion. From these two fields we can derive the hostname.
The problem is, account and snowflakeRegion are currently required fields. So the user needs to set them even if when they provide a jdbcHost. It doesn't make sense, because account and snowflakeRegion should be ignored if jdbcHost is given.
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Currently there are two alternative ways to configure the Snowflake storage target. Either:
jdbcHost
, which explicitly sets the hostnameaccount
andsnowflakeRegion
. From these two fields we can derive the hostname.The problem is,
account
andsnowflakeRegion
are currently required fields. So the user needs to set them even if when they provide ajdbcHost
. It doesn't make sense, becauseaccount
andsnowflakeRegion
should be ignored ifjdbcHost
is given.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: