snowflake.core.Root¶
- class snowflake.core.Root(connection: SnowflakeConnection | Session, root_config: RootConfiguration | None = None)¶
- Bases: - object- The entry point of the Snowflake Core Python APIs that manage the Snowflake objects. - Parameters:
- connection (Union[SnowflakeConnection, Session]) – A - SnowflakeConnectionor Snowpark- Sessioninstance.
 - Examples - Creating a - Rootinstance:- >>> from snowflake.connector import connect >>> from snowflake.core import Root >>> from snowflake.snowpark import Session >>> CONNECTION_PARAMETERS = { ... "account": os.environ["snowflake_account_demo"], ... "user": os.environ["snowflake_user_demo"], ... "password": os.environ["snowflake_password_demo"], ... "database": test_database, ... "warehouse": test_warehouse, ... "schema": test_schema, ... } >>> # create from a Snowflake Connection >>> connection = connect(**CONNECTION_PARAMETERS) >>> root = Root(connection) >>> # or create from a Snowpark Session >>> session = Session.builder.config(CONNECTION_PARAMETERS).create() >>> root = Root(session) - Using the - Rootinstance to access resource management APIs:- >>> tasks = root.databases["mydb"].schemas["myschema"].tasks >>> mytask = tasks["mytask"] >>> mytask.resume() >>> compute_pools = root.compute_pools >>> my_computepool = compute_pools["mycomputepool"] >>> my_computepool.delete() - Attributes - accounts¶
- Returns the - AccountCollectionthat represents the visible accounts.- Examples - Getting a specific account resource: - >>> root = Root(session) >>> my_account = root.accounts["my_account"] 
 - api_integrations¶
- Returns the - ApiIntegrationCollectionthat represents the visible API integrations.- Examples - Getting a specific API integration resource: - >>> root = Root(session) >>> my_api_int = root.api_integrations["my_api_int"] 
 - catalog_integrations¶
- Returns the - CatalogIntegrationCollectionthat represents the visible catalog integrations.- Examples - Getting a specific catalog integration resource: - >>> root = Root(session) >>> my_catalog_integration = root.catalog_integrations["my_catalog_integration"] 
 - compute_pools¶
- Returns the - ComputePoolCollectionthat represents the visible compute pools.- Examples - Getting a specific compute pool resource: - >>> root = Root(session) >>> my_cp = root.compute_pools["my_cp"] 
 - connection¶
- Return the connection in use. - This is the connection used to create this - Rootinstance, or the Snowpark session’s connection if this root is created from a session.
 - cortex_agent_service¶
- Returns the CortexAgentService that represents the cortex lite Agent service. - Examples - To get the cortex lite Agent service resource, you can do the following: - >>> root = Root(session) >>> my_cortex_agent_service = root.cortex_agent_service 
 - cortex_chat_service¶
- Returns the CortexChatService that represents the cortex chat service. - Examples - To get the cortex chat service resource, you can do the following: - >>> root = Root(session) >>> my_cortex_chat_service = root.cortex_chat_service 
 - cortex_embed_service¶
- Returns the CortexEmbedService that represents the cortex embed service. - Examples - To get the cortex embed service resource, you can do the following: - >>> root = Root(session) >>> my_cortex_embed_service = root.cortex_embed_service 
 - cortex_inference_service¶
- Returns the - CortexInferenceServicethat represents the cortex inference service.- Examples - Getting the cortex inference service resource: - >>> root = Root(session) >>> my_cortex_inference_service = root.cortex_inference_service 
 - databases¶
- Returns the - DatabaseCollectionthat represents the visible databases.- Examples - Getting a specific database resource: - >>> root = Root(session) >>> my_db = root.databases["my_db"] 
 - external_session_id¶
 - external_volumes¶
- Returns the - ExternalVolumeCollectionthat represents the visible external volumes.- Examples - Getting a specific external volume resource: - >>> root = Root(session) >>> my_external_volume = root.external_volumes["my_external_volume"] 
 - grants¶
- Returns the visible Grants in Snowflake. - Examples - Using the - Grantsobject to grant a privilege to a role:- >>> grants.grant( ... Grant( ... grantee=Grantees.role(name="public"), ... securable=Securables.database("invaliddb123"), ... privileges=[Privileges.create_database], ... grant_option=False, ... ) ... ) 
 - managed_accounts¶
- Returns the - ManagedAccountCollectionthat represents the visible accounts.- Examples - Getting a specific managed account resource: - >>> root = Root(session) >>> my_managed_account = root.managed_accounts["my_managed_account"] 
 - network_policies¶
- Returns the - NetworkPolicyCollectionthat represents the visible network policies.- Examples - Getting a specific network policy resource: - >>> root = Root(session) >>> my_network_policy = root.network_policies["my_network_policy"] 
 - notification_integrations¶
- Returns the - NotificationIntegrationCollectionthat represents the visible notification integrations.- Examples - Listing all available Notification Integrations: - >>> root = Root(session) >>> my_nis = list(root.notification_integrations.iter()) 
 - roles¶
- Returns the - RoleCollectionthat represents the visible roles.- Examples - Getting a specific role resource: - >>> root = Root(session) >>> my_role = root.roles["my_role"] 
 - root_config¶
- Return the root configuration object. 
 - session¶
- Returns the session that is used to create this - Rootinstance.
 - token_type¶
 - users¶
- Returns the - UserCollectionthat represents the visible users.- Examples - Getting a specific user resource: - >>> root = Root(session) >>> my_user = root.users["my_user"] 
 - warehouses¶
- Returns the - WarehouseCollectionthat represents the visible warehouses.- Examples - Getting a specific warehouse resource: - >>> root = Root(session) >>> my_wh = root.warehouses["my_wh"] 
 - Methods - parameters(refresh: bool = False) SnowApiParameters¶