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Feature Request: Snowflake: SSO Single Sign On (Microsoft) #859

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jim256 opened this issue Dec 15, 2022 · 4 comments
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Feature Request: Snowflake: SSO Single Sign On (Microsoft) #859

jim256 opened this issue Dec 15, 2022 · 4 comments
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@jim256
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jim256 commented Dec 15, 2022

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Our organization is switching our Snowflake authentication to SSO via Microsoft. Because of this, we'll no longer be able to use SQLPro Studio unless we are able to authenticate via SSO in SQLPro Studio.

Describe the solution you'd like
I'd like SSO sign-in via Microsoft to be implemented in SQLPro Studio.

Describe alternatives you've considered
The only alternative really available to us would be to use a different SQL client.

Additional context
We have a hard cutoff of February 10 by which we have to switch and will no longer be able to use SQLPro Studio without this feature enabled. If possible, it'd be great to have this implemented by then so our whole team can continue to use.

@hankinsoft
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Unfortunately it’s very unlikely I will be able to add SSO for snowflake. I asked the snowflake team about this back in 2020 and they said it was backlogged with no plans to add support. I’ve reached out to them again (
snowflakedb/libsnowflakeclient#193) but unfortunately without them adding support SQLPro will be unable to include it.

Sorry for the bad news!

@jaredx435k2d0
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I appreciate your checking with them.

I'm trying to consider alternative methods to secure our Snowflake instance better.

Do you have any way to support MFA (including the word multi-factor authentication for searchability) with Snowflake?

@hankinsoft
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Snowflake support in SQLPro currently only provides username and password authentication and this will mostly likely not change in 2013. There is a possibility MFA would work if you specify your password in the format of <password_string><passcode_string> (similar to how the snowflake documentation suggests for an ODBC connection) but it's not something I'm currently supporting.

@hankinsoft
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Closing as a copy of #661.

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