Categories:: Information Schema , Table functions

NETWORK_RULE_REFERENCES¶

Returns a row for each object with which the specified network rule is associated or returns a row for each network rule associated with the specified container.

Syntax¶

NETWORK_RULE_REFERENCES(
  NETWORK_RULE_NAME => '<string>'
)

NETWORK_RULE_REFERENCES(
  CONTAINER_NAME => '<container_name>' ,
  CONTAINER_TYPE => { 'INTEGRATION' | 'NETWORK_POLICY' }
)

Arguments¶

NETWORK_RULE_NAME => 'string'

Specifies the identifier for the network rule.

The entire network rule name must be enclosed in single quotes.
If the network rule name is case-sensitive or includes any special characters or spaces, double quotes are required to process the case/characters. The double quotes must be enclosed within the single quotes, such as '"name"'.

CONTAINER_NAME => 'container_name'

Specifies the name of the external access integration or network policy to which the network rule is associated.

The entire network rule name must be enclosed in single quotes.
If the object name is case-sensitive or includes any special characters or spaces, double quotes are required to process the case/characters. The double quotes must be enclosed within the single quote, such as '"<name>"'.

CONTAINER_TYPE => { 'INTEGRATION' | 'NETWORK_POLICY' }

Specifies the object type (domain) to which the network rule is associated.

Output¶

The function returns the following columns:

Column	Data Type	Description
`container_name`	VARCHAR	The name of the container to which the network policy is associated.
`container_type`	VARCHAR	One of the following: `NETWORK_POLICY` or `INTEGRATION`.
`network_rule_name`	VARCHAR	Name of the network rule.
`action_type`	VARCHAR	One of the following: `ALLOW` or `BLOCK`.
`database_name`	VARCHAR	Name of the database that contains the network rule.
`schema_name`	VARCHAR	Name of the schema that contains the network rule.

Usage notes¶

Use one syntax or the other. Do not mix arguments.

Examples¶

Returns a row for each object to which the specified network rule is associated:

USE ROLE network_admin;
USE DATABASE securitydb;
SELECT *
  FROM TABLE(
    securitydb.INFORMATION_SCHEMA.NETWORK_RULE_REFERENCES(
      NETWORK_RULE_NAME => 'securitydb.myrules.cloud_rule'
    )
  );

Returns a row for each network rule associated to the specified container:

USE ROLE network_admin;
USE DATABASE securitydb;
SELECT *
  FROM TABLE(
    securitydb.INFORMATION_SCHEMA.NETWORK_RULE_REFERENCES(
      CONTAINER_NAME => 'my_network_policy' ,
      CONTAINER_TYPE => 'NETWORK_POLICY'
    )
  );