Problem
I often need to query, explore, and manage data stored in Snowflake mostly for analytics, but currently, I have to switch to other SQL clients (like DBeaver or the web version) because TablePro does not support Snowflake connections.
Proposed solution
I would love to see a native Snowflake connector added to TablePro's database selection. To make it highly usable in corporate and development environments, it should ideally support multiple authentication methods:
-
Standard Username/Password:
- Host/Account Identifier:
<account_identifier>.<region>.snowflakecomputing.com
- Username & Password
- Database, Schema, Warehouse, and Role (Optional/Default fields)
-
Snowflake CLI (snow / connections.toml integration):
- TablePro could optionally read existing connections configured in the official Snowflake CLI (
snow) configuration files (typically located in ~/.snowflake/connections.toml). This would allow developers to connect instantly with a single click without re-entering credentials.
-
Key-Pair Authentication:
- Fields to upload or reference a Private Key file (
.p8) along with an optional private key passphrase.
-
Single Sign-On (SSO / Okta / External Browser):
- An option to authenticate via the browser (
authenticator=externalbrowser), which is standard for enterprise deployments.
-
If needs OTP or so
Alternatives considered
N/A
Related database type
N/A / General
Problem
I often need to query, explore, and manage data stored in Snowflake mostly for analytics, but currently, I have to switch to other SQL clients (like DBeaver or the web version) because TablePro does not support Snowflake connections.
Proposed solution
I would love to see a native Snowflake connector added to TablePro's database selection. To make it highly usable in corporate and development environments, it should ideally support multiple authentication methods:
Standard Username/Password:
<account_identifier>.<region>.snowflakecomputing.comSnowflake CLI (
snow/connections.tomlintegration):snow) configuration files (typically located in~/.snowflake/connections.toml). This would allow developers to connect instantly with a single click without re-entering credentials.Key-Pair Authentication:
.p8) along with an optional private key passphrase.Single Sign-On (SSO / Okta / External Browser):
authenticator=externalbrowser), which is standard for enterprise deployments.If needs OTP or so
Alternatives considered
N/A
Related database type
N/A / General