DataPancake™ Docs
  • DataPancake™ Documentation
  • Overview
    • Understanding the Challenges of Semi-Structured Data
    • Installation
  • Getting Started
    • How to Guides (Script Builder)
      • Admin Guides
        • How to Grant Account Level Privileges to DataPancake
        • How to Configure Availabile Warehouses in DataPancake
        • How to Manage Access to DataPancake
      • Data Source Guides
        • How to Create a Single DataPancake Data Source (Script Builder)
        • How to Create Multiple DataPancake Data Sources (Script Builder)
      • Alert Guides
        • How to Create Schema Drift Alerts (Script Builder)
    • Application Overview
      • Reference Architecture
  • DEVELOPMENT
    • Release Notes
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  • 1. Navigate to the "Admin" script builder
  • 2. (Optional) Change the App Database Name
  • 3. Enter the role name used to install DataPancake
  • 4. Enter a role name with privileges to create a warehouse
  • 5. Enter the warehouse name used to execute the generated script
  • 6. Scroll to the Access Management section and enter the role names
  • 7. Click "Generate Script"
  • 8. Copy the generated script
  • 9. Open a new snowflake worksheet and paste in the script
  • 10. Review & Execute the script
  • 11. Ensure successful execution by examining the call result column in the result set
  1. Getting Started
  2. How to Guides (Script Builder)
  3. Admin Guides

How to Manage Access to DataPancake

To allow additional users to access DataPancake, you can grant the APP_PUBLIC application role to any existing system or custom role in your Snowflake account.

Last updated 17 days ago

1. Navigate to the "Admin" script builder

2. (Optional) Change the App Database Name

The default is DATAPANCAKE

3. Enter the role name used to install DataPancake

4. Enter a role name with privileges to create a warehouse

5. Enter the warehouse name used to execute the generated script

6. Scroll to the Access Management section and enter the role names

7. Click "Generate Script"

8. Copy the generated script

9. Open a new snowflake worksheet and paste in the script

10. Review & Execute the script

Use the blue dropdown arrow at the top right and click "Run All"

11. Ensure successful execution by examining the call result column in the result set