evidence

Could somebody provide an example of how a Snowflake account number should be formatted in a database connection? Would this format work? `&lt;account_number&gt;.us-west-2.aws` ?

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ie you leave off .<http://snowflakecomputing.com|snowflakecomputing.com>

Thanks <@U03BUDXL0LU>, it looks like the account number is properly formatted but Im hitting this error when I try to test the connection `Unable to connect: Network error. Could not reach Snowflake.` Its an issue on my end, but any chance youve seen this before and can provide some guidance?

Are you able to access your snowflake database from any other app or SQL IDE?

Yep Im able to use the database via the snowflake-connector python library

Im using a local instance of evidence and see this in the logs. Could this be related somehow?
```  local:   <http://localhost:3000>
  network: not exposed
  network: not exposed
  network: not exposed
  network: not exposed```

No I think that shouldn't be an issue. That's saying that the evidence server is not exposed to the outside network (ie other people on your network cannot access your evidence pages)

Okay gotcha, I'll bug some of my coworkers when they come in to see if I flubbed my creds

is your python script running on a local notebook, (rather than eg via a hosted notebook on google colab etc)

My thought here is that perhaps your organisation has some IP filtering set up for access to snowflake?

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okay I think I have some Snowflake documentation that might help:

<https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/admin-account-identifier>

so i would try also:
• `&lt;account_number&gt;`
• `&lt;account_number&gt;.us-west-2`
(if you haven't already)

excellent - okay this is not at all obvious, so I'm going to open an issue for this

<https://github.com/evidence-dev/evidence/issues/655>