Refuel makes it a breeze to import your data residing in Data Warehouses such as Snowflake, Databricks (more coming soon). Refuel is committed to keeping your data safe by following industry-standard practices for securing physical deployments, setting access policies, and leveraging the security features of leading Cloud providers. Generally, the import is a 2-step process:

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Snowflake

Prerequisite: Setup the snowflake integration
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Choose snowflake from the list of Data Sources

Data Sources
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Specify the table name

Add the name of the table that you want to import in the format schema_name.table_name.The user/role specified during snowflake integration should have read access to the table Add Snowflake Table
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Setup the dataset

Select the set of primary keys that can uniquely identify a row in the provided table. You also need to select a timestamp column that will act as a checkpoint so we only read new data as it arrives in your Snowflake table.If your table does not have a primary key or timestamp column, please drop us a message. Setup Snowflake Dataset

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Databricks

Prerequisite: Setup the databricks integration
1

Choose databricks from the list of Data Sources

Data Sources
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Specify the table name

Add the name of the table that you want to import in the format schema_name.table_name.Add Databricks Table
3

Setup the dataset

Select the set of primary keys that can uniquely identify a row in the provided table. You also need to select a timestamp column that will act as a checkpoint so we only read new data as it arrives in your Databricks table.If your table does not have a primary key or timestamp column, please drop us a message. Setup Databricks Dataset
If you want to automatically run a task on new data as it lands in your Data Warehouse, you can setup a Scheduled Task Run on your dataset.