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- Part of #9486 - Building on top of initial work by @jdunkerley and finishing it - Reverted the changes to the Postgres_Dialect from last Snowflake work and split the Snowflake_Dialect into a separate module. - Moved from `rounding_decimal_places_not_allowed_for_floats` to `supports_float_round_decimal_places` (as too confusing). - Added Snowflake_Dialect type. - Extracted `Snowflake_Spec` into separate `Snowflake_Tests` - It imports the common tests from `Table_Tests`. - Some initial adaptations to make the snowflake dialect not-crash. - Adding `Internals_Access` proxy to allow external implementations to access our internal data structures without directly exposing them to users. Users should not use these. - Adding profiling of SQL to check performance. |
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This is a set of tests for the Snowflake integration for Enso.
Testing Snowflake
To run the tests, you need to prepare credentials for a Snowflake instance that can be used to run them on.
Please set the following environment variables:
ENSO_SNOWFLAKE_ACCOUNT- the account name for the Snowflake instance,ENSO_SNOWFLAKE_USER- the username to use for the tests,ENSO_SNOWFLAKE_PASSWORD- the password for the user, for security reasons this can be a plain text value or an Enso Secret. If using a secret, please provide it as path -enso://orgid/path/foo.secret,ENSO_SNOWFLAKE_DATABASE- the name of the database to use for the tests,ENSO_SNOWFLAKE_SCHEMA- the name of the schema to use for the tests, (optional, defaults toPUBLIC),ENSO_SNOWFLAKE_WAREHOUSE- the name of the warehouse to use for the tests (optional, defaults to blank value).