Specifies the hostname patterns to bypass the proxy server (e.g. to bypass Amazon S3 access). This parameter was introduced in version 2.21.6 of the ODBC Driver. Sends the statement to the data source for execution. SQLPrepare() sends the statement to the data source for preparation (not execution).
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If you set NoExecuteInSQLPrepare to true, the ODBC Driver follows the standard ODBC behavior. When you pass a DDL statement to SQLExecute(), the ODBC Driver does not In Snowflake, by default, when you pass a DDL statement to SQLPrepare(), the ODBC Driver sends the statement to theĭata source for execution (not preparation). Set to true to configure the ODBC Driver to use the standard ODBC behavior when passing DDL statements (such asĬREATE and DROP) to SQLPrepare() and SQLExecute(). This parameter was introduced in version 2.24.3 of the ODBC Driver. If set both as a connection parameter andĪ configuration parameter, the connection parameter in the DSN (or connection string) takes precedence. You can also specify this parameter as a connection parameter. = 0: Specifies the maximum number of string characters to map to default ODBC string data types.Īll strings larger than this value are mapped to SQL_LONGVARCHAR. Instead of the default ODBC SQL_CHAR or SQL_VARCHAR data types. Specifies the length of a string at which to begin mapping string values to an ODBC SQL_LONGVARCHAR data type Specifies the location of the Snowflake log files for clients that use the ODBC Specifies the level of detail logged for clients that use the ODBC driver:
The ODBC driver automatically creates a new log file. When a log file reaches the specified size, Specifies the maximum size, in bytes, of a log file (default: 20971520). Sets the maximum number of log files to keep before rotating older files to make room for new log files. Set the parameter to false to remove leading or trailing zeros, for example: Which means the driver retains any leading or trailing zeros. By default, the parameter is set to true, KeepLeadingTrailingZerosĭetermines how leading or trailing zeros in numbers formatted as string values are handled. This parameter was introduced in version 2.22.2 of the ODBC Driver. Each process will generate itsīy default, the value of this parameter is false. You can set this parameter to prevent different processes from overwriting the same log files. For example, if the process ID is 7394, the log files Set to true to include the process ID in the name of the log file. This parameter was introduced in version 2.22.0 of the ODBC Driver. Otherwise, by default, the ODBC Driver sets SQL_ATTR_ENABLE_AUTO_IPD to true for compatibility with third-party tools. Set to false to configure the ODBC Driver to set SQL_ATTR_ENABLE_AUTO_IPD to false (which is the default value in the But if the OCSPĪvailability problem persists, the application might temporarily set this parameter in order to unblock connectivity issues and remove it when the OCSP availability problem is addressed. In normal circumstances, this flag should not set. Set to true to disable the TLS/SSL certificate revocation status check by the Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP). The Snowflake ODBC driver uses cURL as the HTTP and SSL library. The log file snowflake_odbc_curl.dmp is created and updated. Set to true to enable cURL verbose logging.
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Must reference a file that includes a valid list of CA certificates.įor Linux, the RPM and DEB installers automatically copy the file and set this parameter.įor Mac, the PKG installer copies the file and sets this parameter.įor Windows, the MSI installer copies the file and sets this parameter.Ī manual installation requires you to download the file from and set the location of the file. Set the location of the Certificate Authority (CA) bundle file.
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