Snoflake Data Sources

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Overview of JasperReports Server Administration
Overview of Organizations
- Single Default Organization
- Multiple Organizations
- Levels of Administrators
Overview of the Repository
- Folder Structure
- Resources
- Browsing and Searching
Overview of Users and Roles
- Administering Users and Roles
- Delegated Administration
Overview of Security
Administrator Login
- JasperReports Server Heartbeat
- Administrator Email
Administrator Pages
User and Role Management
- Managing Organizations
- Managing Users
- Managing Roles
- Managing Attributes
Repository Administration
- Resource Types
- JasperReport Structure
- Managing Folders and Resources
- Multiple Organizations in the Repository
- Repository Permissions
Data Sources
- Attributes in Data Source Definitions
- JDBC Data Sources
- Managing JDBC Drivers
- JNDI Data Sources
- AWS Data Sources
- Azure SQL Data Sources
  - Uploading an Azure Certificate File to the Repository
  - Creating an Azure SQL Server Data Source
- Snoflake Data Sources
- Hadoop-Hive Data Sources
- MongoDB Data Sources
- Virtual Data Sources
- TIBCO Data Virtualization
- XLS and XLSX Data Sources
- File Data Sources
- Bean Data Sources
Other Resources in the Repository
- Queries
- Datatypes
- Lists of Values
- Input Controls
- Query-based Input Controls
- Cascading Input Controls
  - Parameters in Input Control Queries
  - Creating a Cascading Input Control
- File Resources
Themes
- Introduction to Themes
- How Themes Work
- Administering Themes
- Creating Themes
- Working With CSS Files
Admin Console
- Schedules
- Alerts
- Diagnostics
Import and Export
- Import and Export Catalogs
- Dependencies During Import and Export
- The Import-Export Encryption Keys
- Import and Export Through the Web UI
- Import and Export Through the Command Line
- Alternate Import-Export Scripts
  - Running Import from Buildomatic
  - Running Export from Buildomatic
System Configuration
- Configuration Settings in the User Interface
- Configuration for Using Proxies
- Configuration for Session Persistence
- Enabling Compression in Tomcat
- Configuring Ad Hoc
- Enabling Data Snapshots
- Enabling Data Staging
- Configuring Cloud Services
- Configuring Domains
- Configuring JasperReports Library
- Disabling Open In Editor Option
- Configuring Input Control Behavior
- Configuring the Scheduler
- Configuring Report Thumbnails
- Configuring the Heartbeat
- Configuring the Online Help
OpenTelemetry
- Usecases
- Configuring OpenTelemetry and Jaegar Agent
Server Diagnostics
- Configuring System Logs
- Using Log Collectors
- Auditing and Monitoring Events
- Configuring Auditing and Monitoring
- Using the Audit Data
  - Audit Domain Items
  - Audit Reports and Ad Hoc Views
- Using the Monitoring Data
  - Monitoring Domain Items
  - Monitoring Reports and Ad Hoc Views
- Importing and Exporting Event Data
- Real-Time Diagnostics
- Exposing Diagnostics Through Jaspersoft’s JMX Agent
- Using the Diagnostic Data in Reports
- Excluding Diagnostic Attributes
- Disabling Real-Time Diagnostics
- Server Monitoring
Troubleshooting
- Number of Users Exceeded
- Running Out of Database Connections
- Data Chooser is Slow
- Fields Not Listed in Ad Hoc Editor
- Field Names Disappear in Ad Hoc Editor
- Ad Hoc Filter With All Values Causing Error
- Ad Hoc Dimensions Too Large
- Custom URLs Not Loading in Dashboards
- Print View Not Displaying in Dashboards
- Scheduler Sending Multiple Emails
- Scheduler Not Sending STARTTLS Emails
- Scheduler Running Deleted Jobs
- Scheduler Timezones in Excel Output
- Charts Not Appearing in Excel Export
- Working With Data Sources
  - Logging JDBC Operations
  - JDBC Drivers
  - Database Permissions
  - Unique JDBC Data Source Fields
  - JDBC Database URLs
  - SQL Functions with TIBCO JDBC Drivers
  - Enabling the TIBCO JDBC Drivers for Impala and Cassandra Data Sources
  - Enabling the JDBC Driver for ElasticSearch Data Sources
  - JNDI Services on Apache Tomcat
  - JNDI Services on JBoss
  - JNDI Services on WebLogic
  - Creating a Data Source on SQL Server Using Windows Authentication
  - Upgrading Bean Data Sources
- Special Characters in Database Schemas
- Hadoop-Hive Reports Not Running
- Cassandra Reports Not Running
- Maximum Parameter Size in Wildfly
- Extra Comma Appearing in Time Stamp
- Extra Comma Appearing in Time Stamp
Localization
- Configuring JasperReports Server for Multibyte Fonts
- UTF-8 Configuration
  - Java Options
  - Tomcat
  - PostgreSQL
  - MySQL
  - Oracle
- Changing Character Encoding
- Creating a Locale
- Configuring JasperReports Server to Offer a Locale
Glossary
About This Guide

Snowflake Data Sources

During Snowflake data source creation, when creating a warehouse name, use the following characteristics:

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Start with a letter (A-Z, a-z) or an underscore (“_”).

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The name should contain only letters, underscores, decimal digits (0-9), and dollar signs (“$”).

Special characters are not supported in warehouse names. For more information, see the Snowflake documentation.

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