SnowflakeCmdlets

20.0.7593.0

CData.SnowflakeCmdlets.Commands.dll-help.xml

                                <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>

<helpItems xmlns="http://msh" schema="maml">

<!-- Cmdlet --><command:command xmlns:maml="http://schemas.microsoft.com/maml/2004/10" xmlns:command="http://schemas.microsoft.com/maml/dev/command/2004/10" xmlns:dev="http://schemas.microsoft.com/maml/dev/2004/10">

  <command:details>

    <command:name>

      Add-Snowflake

    </command:name>

    <maml:description>

      <maml:para>Inserts Snowflake data.</maml:para>

    </maml:description>

    <maml:copyright>

      <maml:para>Copyright (c) 2020 CData Software, Inc. - All rights reserved.</maml:para>

    </maml:copyright>

    <command:verb>Add</command:verb>

    <command:noun>Snowflake</command:noun>

    <dev:version>20.0</dev:version>

  </command:details>

  <maml:description>

    <maml:para>Inserts Snowflake data. The Add-Snowflake cmdlet allows you to use a syntax similar to SQL INSERT statements to create new Snowflake records.</maml:para><maml:para>Add-Snowflake -Connection $connection -Table "Products" -Columns @("ProductName") -Values @("Ikura")</maml:para><maml:para></maml:para><maml:para></maml:para>

  </maml:description>

  <!-- Cmdlet syntax section-->    

  <command:syntax>

      <command:syntaxItem>

        <maml:name>Add-Snowflake [parameters]</maml:name>

        <command:parameter required="true"

          pipelineInput="true"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Columns</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The columns on which the operation will be performed.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string[]

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="true"

          pipelineInput="true"

          position="0">

          <maml:name>Connection</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The connection object.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            DataConnection

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="true"

          pipelineInput="true"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Table</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The table on which the operation will be performed.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="true"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Values</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The values that will be used to update the table.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string[]

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

      </command:syntaxItem>

    </command:syntax>

  <!-- Cmdlet parameter section  --> 

    <command:parameters>

  <command:parameter required="true"

  pipelineInput="true"

  position="named" >

      <maml:name>Columns</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The columns on which the operation will be performed.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue required="true" >

        string[]

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        null

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter required="true"

  pipelineInput="true"

  position=0 >

      <maml:name>Connection</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The connection object.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue required="true" >

        DataConnection

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        null

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter required="true"

  pipelineInput="true"

  position="named" >

      <maml:name>Table</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The table on which the operation will be performed.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue required="true" >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter required="true"

  pipelineInput="false"

  position="named" >

      <maml:name>Values</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The values that will be used to update the table.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue required="true" >

        string[]

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        null

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

  </command:parameters>

  <!-- Input - Output section-->  <command:inputTypes>

  </command:inputTypes>

  <command:returnValues>

      <command:returnValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>InsertedRowId</maml:name>

        <maml:uri />

        <maml:description>

          <maml:para>

            The unique Id of the inserted row.

          </maml:para>

        </maml:description>

      </dev:type>   

      <maml:description>

        The unique Id of the inserted row.

      </maml:description> 

    </command:returnValue>

  </command:returnValues>

  <command:terminatingErrors />

  <command:nonTerminatingErrors />

  <!-- Example section  --> 

  <command:examples />

  <!-- Link section  -->  <maml:relatedLinks>

    <maml:navigationLink>

      <maml:linkText></maml:linkText>

      <maml:uri/>

    </maml:navigationLink>

  </maml:relatedLinks>

</command:command>

<!-- Cmdlet --><command:command xmlns:maml="http://schemas.microsoft.com/maml/2004/10" xmlns:command="http://schemas.microsoft.com/maml/dev/command/2004/10" xmlns:dev="http://schemas.microsoft.com/maml/dev/2004/10">

  <command:details>

    <command:name>

      Disconnect-Snowflake

    </command:name>

    <maml:description>

      <maml:para>Closes a connection to Snowflake.</maml:para>

    </maml:description>

    <maml:copyright>

      <maml:para>Copyright (c) 2020 CData Software, Inc. - All rights reserved.</maml:para>

    </maml:copyright>

    <command:verb>Disconnect</command:verb>

    <command:noun>Snowflake</command:noun>

    <dev:version>20.0</dev:version>

  </command:details>

  <maml:description>

    <maml:para>Closes a connection to Snowflake. The Disconnect-Snowflake cmdlet is used to close a connection that was opened by the Connect-Snowflake cmdlet.</maml:para><maml:para>Disconnect-Snowflake -Connection $connection</maml:para><maml:para></maml:para><maml:para></maml:para>

  </maml:description>

  <!-- Cmdlet syntax section-->    

  <command:syntax>

      <command:syntaxItem>

        <maml:name>Disconnect-Snowflake [parameters]</maml:name>

        <command:parameter required="true"

          pipelineInput="true"

          position="0">

          <maml:name>Connection</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The connection object.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            DataConnection

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

      </command:syntaxItem>

    </command:syntax>

  <!-- Cmdlet parameter section  --> 

    <command:parameters>

  <command:parameter required="true"

  pipelineInput="true"

  position=0 >

      <maml:name>Connection</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The connection object.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue required="true" >

        DataConnection

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        null

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

  </command:parameters>

  <!-- Input - Output section-->  <command:inputTypes>

  </command:inputTypes>

  <command:returnValues>

  </command:returnValues>

  <command:terminatingErrors />

  <command:nonTerminatingErrors />

  <!-- Example section  --> 

  <command:examples />

  <!-- Link section  -->  <maml:relatedLinks>

    <maml:navigationLink>

      <maml:linkText></maml:linkText>

      <maml:uri/>

    </maml:navigationLink>

  </maml:relatedLinks>

</command:command>

<!-- Cmdlet --><command:command xmlns:maml="http://schemas.microsoft.com/maml/2004/10" xmlns:command="http://schemas.microsoft.com/maml/dev/command/2004/10" xmlns:dev="http://schemas.microsoft.com/maml/dev/2004/10">

  <command:details>

    <command:name>

      Invoke-Snowflake

    </command:name>

    <maml:description>

      <maml:para>Searches and updates Snowflake data.</maml:para>

    </maml:description>

    <maml:copyright>

      <maml:para>Copyright (c) 2020 CData Software, Inc. - All rights reserved.</maml:para>

    </maml:copyright>

    <command:verb>Invoke</command:verb>

    <command:noun>Snowflake</command:noun>

    <dev:version>20.0</dev:version>

  </command:details>

  <maml:description>

    <maml:para>Searches and updates Snowflake data. The Invoke-Snowflake cmdlet allows you to use SQL statements to execute any SQL statement directly. Below is the syntax for a parameterized query:</maml:para><maml:para>$query = Invoke-Snowflake -Connection $connection -Query 'SELECT * FROM Products WHERE ProductName=@ProductName' -Params @{'@ProductName'='Konbu'}</maml:para><maml:para></maml:para><maml:para>This cmdlet is also useful for executing stored procedures. Use the EXEC keyword to call a stored procedure:</maml:para><maml:para></maml:para><maml:para>$query = Invoke-Snowflake -Connection $connection -Query 'EXEC SearchSuppliers Country = @Country' -Params @{"US"}</maml:para><maml:para></maml:para><maml:para></maml:para>

  </maml:description>

  <!-- Cmdlet syntax section-->    

  <command:syntax>

      <command:syntaxItem>

        <maml:name>Invoke-Snowflake [parameters]</maml:name>

        <command:parameter required="true"

          pipelineInput="true"

          position="0">

          <maml:name>Connection</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The connection object.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            DataConnection

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Params</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The parameters that will be used for the query.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            Hashtable

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="true"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Query</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The SQL query to execute.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

      </command:syntaxItem>

    </command:syntax>

  <!-- Cmdlet parameter section  --> 

    <command:parameters>

  <command:parameter required="true"

  pipelineInput="true"

  position=0 >

      <maml:name>Connection</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The connection object.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue required="true" >

        DataConnection

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        null

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter 

  pipelineInput="false"

  position="named" >

      <maml:name>Params</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The parameters that will be used for the query.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        Hashtable

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        null

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter required="true"

  pipelineInput="false"

  position="named" >

      <maml:name>Query</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The SQL query to execute.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue required="true" >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

  </command:parameters>

  <!-- Input - Output section-->  <command:inputTypes>

  </command:inputTypes>

  <command:returnValues>

      <command:returnValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>AffectedRowsCount</maml:name>

        <maml:uri />

        <maml:description>

          <maml:para>

            The number of rows affected by the operation.

          </maml:para>

        </maml:description>

      </dev:type>   

      <maml:description>

        The number of rows affected by the operation.

      </maml:description> 

    </command:returnValue>

      <command:returnValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>InsertedRowId</maml:name>

        <maml:uri />

        <maml:description>

          <maml:para>

            The unique Id of the inserted row.

          </maml:para>

        </maml:description>

      </dev:type>   

      <maml:description>

        The unique Id of the inserted row.

      </maml:description> 

    </command:returnValue>

      <command:returnValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>QueryResults</maml:name>

        <maml:uri />

        <maml:description>

          <maml:para>

            The results of the query.

          </maml:para>

        </maml:description>

      </dev:type>   

      <maml:description>

        The results of the query.

      </maml:description> 

    </command:returnValue>

  </command:returnValues>

  <command:terminatingErrors />

  <command:nonTerminatingErrors />

  <!-- Example section  --> 

  <command:examples />

  <!-- Link section  -->  <maml:relatedLinks>

    <maml:navigationLink>

      <maml:linkText></maml:linkText>

      <maml:uri/>

    </maml:navigationLink>

  </maml:relatedLinks>

</command:command>

<!-- Cmdlet --><command:command xmlns:maml="http://schemas.microsoft.com/maml/2004/10" xmlns:command="http://schemas.microsoft.com/maml/dev/command/2004/10" xmlns:dev="http://schemas.microsoft.com/maml/dev/2004/10">

  <command:details>

    <command:name>

      Remove-Snowflake

    </command:name>

    <maml:description>

      <maml:para>Deletes Snowflake data.</maml:para>

    </maml:description>

    <maml:copyright>

      <maml:para>Copyright (c) 2020 CData Software, Inc. - All rights reserved.</maml:para>

    </maml:copyright>

    <command:verb>Remove</command:verb>

    <command:noun>Snowflake</command:noun>

    <dev:version>20.0</dev:version>

  </command:details>

  <maml:description>

    <maml:para>Deletes Snowflake data. The Remove-Snowflake cmdlet allows you to use a syntax similar to SQL DELETE statements to delete Snowflake data.</maml:para><maml:para>$conn = Connect-Snowflake -Url 'https://myaccount.region.snowflakecomputing.com' -User 'Admin' -Password 'test123' -Database 'Northwind' -Warehouse 'TestWarehouse' Account 'Tester1'</maml:para><maml:para>Remove-Snowflake -Connection $conn -Table "Products" -Id "22"</maml:para><maml:para></maml:para><maml:para>The Where parameter can also be used to specify the primary key:</maml:para><maml:para></maml:para><maml:para>Remove-Snowflake -Connection $conn -Table "exTable;" -Where "Id = 22"</maml:para><maml:para></maml:para><maml:para>The primary key can also be passed to the cmdlet along the pipeline:</maml:para><maml:para></maml:para><maml:para>Select-Snowflake -Connection $conn -Table Products -Where "ProductName = 'Konbu'" | Remove-Snowflake</maml:para><maml:para></maml:para><maml:para></maml:para>

  </maml:description>

  <!-- Cmdlet syntax section-->    

  <command:syntax>

      <command:syntaxItem>

        <maml:name>Remove-Snowflake [parameters]</maml:name>

        <command:parameter required="true"

          pipelineInput="true"

          position="0">

          <maml:name>Connection</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The connection object.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            DataConnection

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="true"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Id</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The Id of the item on which the operation will be performed.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="true"

          pipelineInput="true"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Table</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The table on which the operation will be performed.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Where</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The SQL WHERE clause that will be used for the operation.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

      </command:syntaxItem>

    </command:syntax>

  <!-- Cmdlet parameter section  --> 

    <command:parameters>

  <command:parameter required="true"

  pipelineInput="true"

  position=0 >

      <maml:name>Connection</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The connection object.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue required="true" >

        DataConnection

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        null

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter 

  pipelineInput="true"

  position="named" >

      <maml:name>Id</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The Id of the item on which the operation will be performed.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter required="true"

  pipelineInput="true"

  position="named" >

      <maml:name>Table</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The table on which the operation will be performed.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue required="true" >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter 

  pipelineInput="false"

  position="named" >

      <maml:name>Where</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The SQL WHERE clause that will be used for the operation.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

  </command:parameters>

  <!-- Input - Output section-->  <command:inputTypes>

  </command:inputTypes>

  <command:returnValues>

      <command:returnValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>AffectedRowsCount</maml:name>

        <maml:uri />

        <maml:description>

          <maml:para>

            The number of rows affected by the operation.

          </maml:para>

        </maml:description>

      </dev:type>   

      <maml:description>

        The number of rows affected by the operation.

      </maml:description> 

    </command:returnValue>

  </command:returnValues>

  <command:terminatingErrors />

  <command:nonTerminatingErrors />

  <!-- Example section  --> 

  <command:examples />

  <!-- Link section  -->  <maml:relatedLinks>

    <maml:navigationLink>

      <maml:linkText></maml:linkText>

      <maml:uri/>

    </maml:navigationLink>

  </maml:relatedLinks>

</command:command>

<!-- Cmdlet --><command:command xmlns:maml="http://schemas.microsoft.com/maml/2004/10" xmlns:command="http://schemas.microsoft.com/maml/dev/command/2004/10" xmlns:dev="http://schemas.microsoft.com/maml/dev/2004/10">

  <command:details>

    <command:name>

      Connect-Snowflake

    </command:name>

    <maml:description>

      <maml:para>Opens a new connection to Snowflake</maml:para>

    </maml:description>

    <maml:copyright>

      <maml:para>Copyright (c) 2020 CData Software, Inc. - All rights reserved.</maml:para>

    </maml:copyright>

    <command:verb>Connect</command:verb>

    <command:noun>Snowflake</command:noun>

    <dev:version>20.0</dev:version>

  </command:details>

  <maml:description>

    <maml:para>The Connect-Snowflake cmdlet is used to create a persistent connection object to be used with related cmdlets. When executing the cmdlet a connection object is returned. Pass this object to the Connection parameter of related cmdlets to use the newly created connection object. To disconnect, call Disconnect-Snowflake.</maml:para>

  </maml:description>

  <!-- Cmdlet syntax section-->    

  <command:syntax>

      <command:syntaxItem>

        <maml:name>$conn = Connect-Snowflake</maml:name>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Account</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The Account provided for authentication with Snowflake database. This is usually derived from the URL automatically.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>AsyncQueryTimeout</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The timeout for asynchronous requests issued by the provider to download large result sets.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            int

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>AuthScheme</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The authentication scheme used. Accepted entries are Password, OKTA, PrivateKey or AzureAD.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>AutoCache</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>Automatically caches the results of SELECT queries into a cache database specified by either CacheLocation or both of CacheConnection and CacheProvider .</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            SwitchParameter

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>CacheConnection</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The connection string for the cache database. This property is always used in conjunction with CacheProvider . Setting both properties will override the value set for CacheLocation for caching data.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>CacheLocation</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>Specifies the path to the cache when caching to a file.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>CacheMetadata</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>This property determines whether or not to cache the table metadata to a file store.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            SwitchParameter

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>CacheProvider</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The name of the provider to be used to cache data.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>CacheTolerance</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The tolerance for stale data in the cache specified in seconds when using AutoCache .</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            int

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>CredentialsLocation</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The location of the settings file where credentials are saved.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>CustomStage</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The name of a custom stage to use during bulk write operations.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Database</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The name of the Snowflake database.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>ExternalStageAWSAccessKey</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>Your AWS account access key. Only used when defining a CustomStage for bulk write operations.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>ExternalStageAWSSecretKey</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>Your AWS account secret key. Only used when defining a CustomStage for bulk write operations.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>ExternalStageAzureAccessKey</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The storage key associated with your Azure Blob storage account. Only used when defining a CustomStage for bulk write operations.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>ExternalToken</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The External Token for authentication with the Snowflake database. This is usually derived from the external handler. For example, handle the callback URL from procedure GetSSOAuthorizationURL will get this token.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>FirewallPassword</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>A password used to authenticate to a proxy-based firewall.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>FirewallPort</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The TCP port for a proxy-based firewall.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            int

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>FirewallServer</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The name or IP address of a proxy-based firewall.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>FirewallType</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The protocol used by a proxy-based firewall.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>FirewallUser</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The user name to use to authenticate with a proxy-based firewall.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>IgnoreCase</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>Whether to ignore case in identifiers. Default: false.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            SwitchParameter

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Location</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>A path to the directory that contains the schema files defining tables, views, and stored procedures.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Logfile</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>A filepath which designates the name and location of the log file.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>LogModules</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>Core modules to be included in the log file.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>MaxLogFileCount</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>A string specifying the maximum file count of log files. When the limit is hit, a new log is created in the same folder with the date and time appended to the end and the oldest log file will be deleted.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            int

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>MaxLogFileSize</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>A string specifying the maximum size in bytes for a log file (for example, 10 MB). When the limit is hit, a new log is created in the same folder with the date and time appended to the end.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>MaxRows</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>Limits the number of rows returned rows when no aggregation or group by is used in the query. This helps avoid performance issues at design time.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            int

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>MergeDelete</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>A boolean indicating whether batch DELETE statements should be converted to MERGE statements automatically. Only used when the DELETE statement's where clause contains a table's primary key field only and they are combined with AND logical operator.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            SwitchParameter

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>MergeInsert</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>A boolean indicating whether INSERT statements should be converted to MERGE statements automatically. Only used when the INSERT contains a table's primary key field.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            SwitchParameter

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>MergeUpdate</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>A boolean indicating whether batch UPDATE statements should be converted to MERGE statements automatically. Only used when the UPDATE statement's where clause contains a table's primary key field only and they are combined with AND logical operator.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            SwitchParameter

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>MFAPasscode</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>Specifies the passcode to use for multi-factor authentication.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Offline</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>Use offline mode to get the data from the cache instead of the live source.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            SwitchParameter

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>OktaMFAProvider</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>Specifies the Provider to use for multi-factor authentication of Okta.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Other</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>These hidden properties are used only in specific use cases.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Pagesize</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The maximum number of results to return per page from Snowflake.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            int

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>ParallelLevel</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The maximum number of thread which executing the select statement.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            int

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="true"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Password</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The user's password.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>PrivateKey</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The private key provided for key pair authentication with Snowflake.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>PrivateKeyPassword</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The password for the private key specified in the PrivateKey property, if required.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>PrivateKeyType</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The type of key store containing the private key to use with key pair authentication.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>ProofKey</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The ProofKey for authentication with Snowflake database. This is usually derived from GetSSOAuthorizationURL call.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>ProxyAuthScheme</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The authentication type to use to authenticate to the ProxyServer proxy.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>ProxyAutoDetect</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>This indicates whether to use the system proxy settings or not. This takes precedence over other proxy settings, so you'll need to set ProxyAutoDetect to FALSE in order use custom proxy settings.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            bool

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>ProxyExceptions</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>A semicolon separated list of destination hostnames or IPs that are exempt from connecting through the ProxyServer .</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>ProxyPassword</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>A password to be used to authenticate to the ProxyServer proxy.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>ProxyPort</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The TCP port the ProxyServer proxy is running on.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            int

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>ProxyServer</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The hostname or IP address of a proxy to route HTTP traffic through.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>ProxySSLType</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The SSL type to use when connecting to the ProxyServer proxy.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>ProxyUser</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>A user name to be used to authenticate to the ProxyServer proxy.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>PseudoColumns</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>This property indicates whether or not to include pseudo columns as columns to the table.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>QueryPassthrough</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>This option passes the query to the Snowflake server as is.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            SwitchParameter

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Readonly</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>You can use this property to enforce read-only access to Snowflake from the provider.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            SwitchParameter

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>RoleName</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The role of the Snowflake user: PUBLIC, SYSADMIN, or ACCOUNTADMIN.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>RTK</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The runtime key used for licensing.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Schema</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The schema of the Snowflake database.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>SessionParameters</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The session parameters for Snowflake. For example: SessionParameters='QUERY_TAG=MyTag;QUOTED_IDENTIFIERS_IGNORE_CASE=True;';.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>SSLServerCert</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The certificate to be accepted from the server when connecting using TLS/SSL.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>SSOIDPDomain</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The domain endpoint for SAML requests.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>SupportEnhancedSQL</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>This property enhances SQL functionality beyond what can be supported through the API directly, by enabling in-memory client-side processing.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            SwitchParameter

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Tables</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>This property restricts the tables reported to a subset of the available tables. For example, Tables=TableA,TableB,TableC.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Timeout</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The value in seconds until the timeout error is thrown, canceling the operation.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            int

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="true"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>URL</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The URL of Snowflake database.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>UseAsyncQuery</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>This field sets whether async query is enabled.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            SwitchParameter

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="true"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>User</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The username provided for authentication with the Snowflake database.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Verbosity</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The verbosity level that determines the amount of detail included in the log file.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Views</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>Restricts the views reported to a subset of the available tables. For example, Views=ViewA,ViewB,ViewC.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="true"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Warehouse</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The name of the Snowflake warehouse.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

      </command:syntaxItem>

    </command:syntax>

  <!-- Cmdlet parameter section  --> 

    <command:parameters>

  <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>Account</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The Account provided for authentication with Snowflake database. This is usually derived from the URL automatically.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>AsyncQueryTimeout</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The timeout for asynchronous requests issued by the provider to download large result sets.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        int

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        300

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>AuthScheme</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The authentication scheme used. Accepted entries are Password, OKTA, PrivateKey or AzureAD.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:possibleValues>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>Password</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>OKTA</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>PrivateKey</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>AzureAD</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>OKTAMFA</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

      </dev:possibleValues>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        "Password"

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>AutoCache</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>Automatically caches the results of SELECT queries into a cache database specified by either CacheLocation or both of CacheConnection and CacheProvider .</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        SwitchParameter

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        false

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>CacheLocation</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>Specifies the path to the cache when caching to a file.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        "%APPDATA%\\CData\\Snowflake Data Provider"

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>CacheMetadata</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>This property determines whether or not to cache the table metadata to a file store.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        SwitchParameter

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        false

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>CacheTolerance</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The tolerance for stale data in the cache specified in seconds when using AutoCache .</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        int

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        600

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>CredentialsLocation</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The location of the settings file where credentials are saved.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        "%APPDATA%\\CData\\Snowflake Data Provider\\CredentialsFile.txt"

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>CustomStage</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The name of a custom stage to use during bulk write operations.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>Database</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The name of the Snowflake database.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>ExternalStageAWSAccessKey</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>Your AWS account access key. Only used when defining a CustomStage for bulk write operations.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>ExternalStageAWSSecretKey</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>Your AWS account secret key. Only used when defining a CustomStage for bulk write operations.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>ExternalStageAzureAccessKey</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The storage key associated with your Azure Blob storage account. Only used when defining a CustomStage for bulk write operations.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>ExternalToken</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The External Token for authentication with the Snowflake database. This is usually derived from the external handler. For example, handle the callback URL from procedure GetSSOAuthorizationURL will get this token.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>FirewallPassword</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>A password used to authenticate to a proxy-based firewall.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>FirewallPort</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The TCP port for a proxy-based firewall.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        int

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        0

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>FirewallServer</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The name or IP address of a proxy-based firewall.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>FirewallType</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The protocol used by a proxy-based firewall.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:possibleValues>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>NONE</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>TUNNEL</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>SOCKS4</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>SOCKS5</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

      </dev:possibleValues>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        "NONE"

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>FirewallUser</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The user name to use to authenticate with a proxy-based firewall.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>IgnoreCase</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>Whether to ignore case in identifiers. Default: false.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        SwitchParameter

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        false

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>Location</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>A path to the directory that contains the schema files defining tables, views, and stored procedures.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        "%APPDATA%\\CData\\Snowflake Data Provider\\Schema"

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>Logfile</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>A filepath which designates the name and location of the log file.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>LogModules</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>Core modules to be included in the log file.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>MaxLogFileCount</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>A string specifying the maximum file count of log files. When the limit is hit, a new log is created in the same folder with the date and time appended to the end and the oldest log file will be deleted.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        int

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        -1

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>MaxLogFileSize</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>A string specifying the maximum size in bytes for a log file (for example, 10 MB). When the limit is hit, a new log is created in the same folder with the date and time appended to the end.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        "100MB"

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>MaxRows</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>Limits the number of rows returned rows when no aggregation or group by is used in the query. This helps avoid performance issues at design time.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        int

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        -1

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>MergeDelete</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>A boolean indicating whether batch DELETE statements should be converted to MERGE statements automatically. Only used when the DELETE statement's where clause contains a table's primary key field only and they are combined with AND logical operator.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        SwitchParameter

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        false

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>MergeInsert</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>A boolean indicating whether INSERT statements should be converted to MERGE statements automatically. Only used when the INSERT contains a table's primary key field.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        SwitchParameter

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        false

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>MergeUpdate</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>A boolean indicating whether batch UPDATE statements should be converted to MERGE statements automatically. Only used when the UPDATE statement's where clause contains a table's primary key field only and they are combined with AND logical operator.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        SwitchParameter

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        false

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>MFAPasscode</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>Specifies the passcode to use for multi-factor authentication.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>Offline</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>Use offline mode to get the data from the cache instead of the live source.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        SwitchParameter

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        false

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>OktaMFAProvider</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>Specifies the Provider to use for multi-factor authentication of Okta.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:possibleValues>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>OKTA</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

      </dev:possibleValues>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>Other</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>These hidden properties are used only in specific use cases.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>Pagesize</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The maximum number of results to return per page from Snowflake.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        int

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        5000

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>ParallelLevel</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The maximum number of thread which executing the select statement.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        int

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        0

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter required="true">

      <maml:name>Password</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The user's password.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue required="true" >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>PrivateKey</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The private key provided for key pair authentication with Snowflake.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>PrivateKeyPassword</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The password for the private key specified in the PrivateKey property, if required.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>PrivateKeyType</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The type of key store containing the private key to use with key pair authentication.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:possibleValues>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>USER</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>MACHINE</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>PFXFILE</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>PFXBLOB</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>JKSFILE</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>JKSBLOB</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>PEMKEY_FILE</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>PEMKEY_BLOB</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>PUBLIC_KEY_FILE</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>PUBLIC_KEY_BLOB</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>SSHPUBLIC_KEY_FILE</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>SSHPUBLIC_KEY_BLOB</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>P7BFILE</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>PPKFILE</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>XMLFILE</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>XMLBLOB</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

      </dev:possibleValues>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>ProofKey</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The ProofKey for authentication with Snowflake database. This is usually derived from GetSSOAuthorizationURL call.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>ProxyAuthScheme</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The authentication type to use to authenticate to the ProxyServer proxy.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:possibleValues>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>BASIC</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>DIGEST</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>NONE</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>NEGOTIATE</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>NTLM</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>PROPRIETARY</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

      </dev:possibleValues>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        "BASIC"

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>ProxyAutoDetect</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>This indicates whether to use the system proxy settings or not. This takes precedence over other proxy settings, so you'll need to set ProxyAutoDetect to FALSE in order use custom proxy settings.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        bool

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        true

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>ProxyExceptions</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>A semicolon separated list of destination hostnames or IPs that are exempt from connecting through the ProxyServer .</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>ProxyPassword</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>A password to be used to authenticate to the ProxyServer proxy.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>ProxyPort</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The TCP port the ProxyServer proxy is running on.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        int

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        80

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>ProxyServer</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The hostname or IP address of a proxy to route HTTP traffic through.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>ProxySSLType</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The SSL type to use when connecting to the ProxyServer proxy.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:possibleValues>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>AUTO</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>ALWAYS</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>NEVER</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

        <dev:possibleValue>

          <dev:value>TUNNEL</dev:value>

        </dev:possibleValue>

      </dev:possibleValues>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        "AUTO"

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>ProxyUser</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>A user name to be used to authenticate to the ProxyServer proxy.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>PseudoColumns</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>This property indicates whether or not to include pseudo columns as columns to the table.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>QueryPassthrough</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>This option passes the query to the Snowflake server as is.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        SwitchParameter

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        false

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>Readonly</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>You can use this property to enforce read-only access to Snowflake from the provider.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        SwitchParameter

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        false

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>RoleName</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The role of the Snowflake user: PUBLIC, SYSADMIN, or ACCOUNTADMIN.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>RTK</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The runtime key used for licensing.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>Schema</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The schema of the Snowflake database.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>SessionParameters</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The session parameters for Snowflake. For example: SessionParameters='QUERY_TAG=MyTag;QUOTED_IDENTIFIERS_IGNORE_CASE=True;';.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>SSLServerCert</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The certificate to be accepted from the server when connecting using TLS/SSL.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>SSOIDPDomain</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The domain endpoint for SAML requests.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>SupportEnhancedSQL</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>This property enhances SQL functionality beyond what can be supported through the API directly, by enabling in-memory client-side processing.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        SwitchParameter

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        false

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>Tables</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>This property restricts the tables reported to a subset of the available tables. For example, Tables=TableA,TableB,TableC.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>Timeout</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The value in seconds until the timeout error is thrown, canceling the operation.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        int

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        120

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter required="true">

      <maml:name>URL</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The URL of Snowflake database.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue required="true" >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>UseAsyncQuery</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>This field sets whether async query is enabled.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        SwitchParameter

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        false

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter required="true">

      <maml:name>User</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The username provided for authentication with the Snowflake database.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue required="true" >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>Verbosity</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The verbosity level that determines the amount of detail included in the log file.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        "1"

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter >

      <maml:name>Views</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>Restricts the views reported to a subset of the available tables. For example, Views=ViewA,ViewB,ViewC.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter required="true">

      <maml:name>Warehouse</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The name of the Snowflake warehouse.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue required="true" >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

  </command:parameters>

  <!-- Input - Output section-->  <command:inputTypes>

  </command:inputTypes>

  <command:returnValues>

    <command:returnValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>CData.SnowflakeCmdlets.Commands.SnowflakePSConnection</maml:name>

        <maml:uri />

        <maml:description>

          <maml:para>

            The Snowflake connection object.

          </maml:para>

        </maml:description>

      </dev:type>   

      <maml:description>

        The SnowflakeConnection object may be passed to related cmdlets to use the connection.

      </maml:description> 

    </command:returnValue>

  </command:returnValues>

  <command:terminatingErrors />

  <command:nonTerminatingErrors />

  <!-- Example section  --> 

  <command:examples />

  <!-- Link section  -->  <maml:relatedLinks>

    <maml:navigationLink>

      <maml:linkText></maml:linkText>

      <maml:uri/>

    </maml:navigationLink>

  </maml:relatedLinks>

</command:command>

<!-- Cmdlet --><command:command xmlns:maml="http://schemas.microsoft.com/maml/2004/10" xmlns:command="http://schemas.microsoft.com/maml/dev/command/2004/10" xmlns:dev="http://schemas.microsoft.com/maml/dev/2004/10">

  <command:details>

    <command:name>

      Select-Snowflake

    </command:name>

    <maml:description>

      <maml:para>Searches Snowflake data.</maml:para>

    </maml:description>

    <maml:copyright>

      <maml:para>Copyright (c) 2020 CData Software, Inc. - All rights reserved.</maml:para>

    </maml:copyright>

    <command:verb>Select</command:verb>

    <command:noun>Snowflake</command:noun>

    <dev:version>20.0</dev:version>

  </command:details>

  <maml:description>

    <maml:para>Searches Snowflake data. The Select-Snowflake cmdlet allows you to use a syntax similar to SQL SELECT statements to search Snowflake data.</maml:para><maml:para>$conn = Connect-Snowflake -Url 'https://myaccount.region.snowflakecomputing.com' -User 'Admin' -Password 'test123' -Database 'Northwind' -Warehouse 'TestWarehouse' Account 'Tester1'</maml:para><maml:para>Select-Snowflake -Connection $conn -Table "Products" -Columns @("Id","ProductName") -Where "ProductName='Konbu'"</maml:para><maml:para></maml:para><maml:para></maml:para>

  </maml:description>

  <!-- Cmdlet syntax section-->    

  <command:syntax>

      <command:syntaxItem>

        <maml:name>Select-Snowflake [parameters]</maml:name>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Columns</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The columns to return.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string[]

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="true"

          pipelineInput="true"

          position="0">

          <maml:name>Connection</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The connection object.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            DataConnection

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>GroupBy</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>A comma-separated list of columns that the result set will be grouped by.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>OrderBy</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The order in which columns will be returned.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Params</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The parameters that will be used for the query.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            Hashtable

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="true"

          pipelineInput="true"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Table</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The table on which the operation will be performed.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Where</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The SQL WHERE clause that will be used for the operation.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

      </command:syntaxItem>

    </command:syntax>

  <!-- Cmdlet parameter section  --> 

    <command:parameters>

  <command:parameter 

  pipelineInput="false"

  position="named" >

      <maml:name>Columns</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The columns to return.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string[]

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        null

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter required="true"

  pipelineInput="true"

  position=0 >

      <maml:name>Connection</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The connection object.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue required="true" >

        DataConnection

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        null

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter 

  pipelineInput="false"

  position="named" >

      <maml:name>GroupBy</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>A comma-separated list of columns that the result set will be grouped by.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter 

  pipelineInput="false"

  position="named" >

      <maml:name>OrderBy</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The order in which columns will be returned.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter 

  pipelineInput="false"

  position="named" >

      <maml:name>Params</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The parameters that will be used for the query.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        Hashtable

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        null

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter required="true"

  pipelineInput="true"

  position="named" >

      <maml:name>Table</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The table on which the operation will be performed.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue required="true" >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter 

  pipelineInput="false"

  position="named" >

      <maml:name>Where</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The SQL WHERE clause that will be used for the operation.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

  </command:parameters>

  <!-- Input - Output section-->  <command:inputTypes>

  </command:inputTypes>

  <command:returnValues>

      <command:returnValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>QueryResults</maml:name>

        <maml:uri />

        <maml:description>

          <maml:para>

            The results of the query.

          </maml:para>

        </maml:description>

      </dev:type>   

      <maml:description>

        The results of the query.

      </maml:description> 

    </command:returnValue>

  </command:returnValues>

  <command:terminatingErrors />

  <command:nonTerminatingErrors />

  <!-- Example section  --> 

  <command:examples />

  <!-- Link section  -->  <maml:relatedLinks>

    <maml:navigationLink>

      <maml:linkText></maml:linkText>

      <maml:uri/>

    </maml:navigationLink>

  </maml:relatedLinks>

</command:command>

<!-- Cmdlet --><command:command xmlns:maml="http://schemas.microsoft.com/maml/2004/10" xmlns:command="http://schemas.microsoft.com/maml/dev/command/2004/10" xmlns:dev="http://schemas.microsoft.com/maml/dev/2004/10">

  <command:details>

    <command:name>

      Sync-Snowflake

    </command:name>

    <maml:description>

      <maml:para>Syncs Snowflake data.</maml:para>

    </maml:description>

    <maml:copyright>

      <maml:para>Copyright (c) 2020 CData Software, Inc. - All rights reserved.</maml:para>

    </maml:copyright>

    <command:verb>Sync</command:verb>

    <command:noun>Snowflake</command:noun>

    <dev:version>20.0</dev:version>

  </command:details>

  <maml:description>

    <maml:para>Syncs Snowflake data. The Sync-Snowflake cmdlet allows you to replicate a data source locally and maintain it with the full caching functionality of the provider.</maml:para><maml:para>$conn = Connect-Snowflake -Url 'https://myaccount.region.snowflakecomputing.com' -User 'Admin' -Password 'test123' -Database 'Northwind' -Warehouse 'TestWarehouse' Account 'Tester1'</maml:para><maml:para>Sync-Snowflake -Connection $conn -Table "Products"</maml:para><maml:para></maml:para><maml:para></maml:para>

  </maml:description>

  <!-- Cmdlet syntax section-->    

  <command:syntax>

      <command:syntaxItem>

        <maml:name>Sync-Snowflake [parameters]</maml:name>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Columns</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The columns to sync.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string[]

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="true"

          pipelineInput="true"

          position="0">

          <maml:name>Connection</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The connection object.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            DataConnection

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="true"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>DestinationTable</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The table where the data will be placed.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Params</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The parameters that will be used for the query.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            Hashtable

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="true"

          pipelineInput="true"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Table</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The table on which the operation will be performed.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

      </command:syntaxItem>

    </command:syntax>

  <!-- Cmdlet parameter section  --> 

    <command:parameters>

  <command:parameter 

  pipelineInput="false"

  position="named" >

      <maml:name>Columns</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The columns to sync.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string[]

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        null

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter required="true"

  pipelineInput="true"

  position=0 >

      <maml:name>Connection</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The connection object.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue required="true" >

        DataConnection

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        null

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter 

  pipelineInput="true"

  position="named" >

      <maml:name>DestinationTable</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The table where the data will be placed.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter 

  pipelineInput="false"

  position="named" >

      <maml:name>Params</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The parameters that will be used for the query.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        Hashtable

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        null

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter required="true"

  pipelineInput="true"

  position="named" >

      <maml:name>Table</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The table on which the operation will be performed.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue required="true" >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

  </command:parameters>

  <!-- Input - Output section-->  <command:inputTypes>

  </command:inputTypes>

  <command:returnValues>

      <command:returnValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>AffectedRowsCount</maml:name>

        <maml:uri />

        <maml:description>

          <maml:para>

            The number of rows affected by the operation.

          </maml:para>

        </maml:description>

      </dev:type>   

      <maml:description>

        The number of rows affected by the operation.

      </maml:description> 

    </command:returnValue>

  </command:returnValues>

  <command:terminatingErrors />

  <command:nonTerminatingErrors />

  <!-- Example section  --> 

  <command:examples />

  <!-- Link section  -->  <maml:relatedLinks>

    <maml:navigationLink>

      <maml:linkText></maml:linkText>

      <maml:uri/>

    </maml:navigationLink>

  </maml:relatedLinks>

</command:command>

<!-- Cmdlet --><command:command xmlns:maml="http://schemas.microsoft.com/maml/2004/10" xmlns:command="http://schemas.microsoft.com/maml/dev/command/2004/10" xmlns:dev="http://schemas.microsoft.com/maml/dev/2004/10">

  <command:details>

    <command:name>

      Update-Snowflake

    </command:name>

    <maml:description>

      <maml:para>Updates Snowflake data.</maml:para>

    </maml:description>

    <maml:copyright>

      <maml:para>Copyright (c) 2020 CData Software, Inc. - All rights reserved.</maml:para>

    </maml:copyright>

    <command:verb>Update</command:verb>

    <command:noun>Snowflake</command:noun>

    <dev:version>20.0</dev:version>

  </command:details>

  <maml:description>

    <maml:para>Updates Snowflake data. The Update-Snowflake cmdlet allows you to use a syntax similar to SQL UPDATE statements to update Snowflake data.</maml:para><maml:para>$conn = Connect-Snowflake -Url 'https://myaccount.region.snowflakecomputing.com' -User 'Admin' -Password 'test123' -Database 'Northwind' -Warehouse 'TestWarehouse' Account 'Tester1'</maml:para><maml:para>Update-Snowflake -Connection $conn -Table "Products" -Columns @("ProductName") -Values @("Ikura") -Id "22"</maml:para><maml:para></maml:para><maml:para>The Where parameter can also be used to specify the primary key of the table:</maml:para><maml:para></maml:para><maml:para>Update-Snowflake -Connection $conn -Table "Products" -Columns @("ProductName") -Values @("Ikura") -Where "Id = '22'"</maml:para><maml:para></maml:para><maml:para>The primary key can also be passed to the cmdlet along the pipeline:</maml:para><maml:para></maml:para><maml:para>Select-Snowflake -Connection $conn -Table Products -Where "ProductName = 'Konbu'" | Update-Snowflake -Columns @("ProductName") -Values @("Konbu 2")</maml:para><maml:para></maml:para><maml:para></maml:para>

  </maml:description>

  <!-- Cmdlet syntax section-->    

  <command:syntax>

      <command:syntaxItem>

        <maml:name>Update-Snowflake [parameters]</maml:name>

        <command:parameter required="true"

          pipelineInput="true"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Columns</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The columns on which the operation will be performed.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string[]

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="true"

          pipelineInput="true"

          position="0">

          <maml:name>Connection</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The connection object.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            DataConnection

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="true"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Id</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The Id of the item on which the operation will be performed.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="true"

          pipelineInput="true"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Table</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The table on which the operation will be performed.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="true"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Values</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The values that will be used to update the table.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string[]

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

        <command:parameter required="false"

          pipelineInput="false"

          position="named">

          <maml:name>Where</maml:name>

          <maml:description>

            <maml:para>The SQL WHERE clause that will be used for the operation.</maml:para>

          </maml:description>

          <command:parameterValue >

            string

          </command:parameterValue>

        </command:parameter>

      </command:syntaxItem>

    </command:syntax>

  <!-- Cmdlet parameter section  --> 

    <command:parameters>

  <command:parameter required="true"

  pipelineInput="true"

  position="named" >

      <maml:name>Columns</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The columns on which the operation will be performed.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue required="true" >

        string[]

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        null

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter required="true"

  pipelineInput="true"

  position=0 >

      <maml:name>Connection</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The connection object.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue required="true" >

        DataConnection

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        null

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter 

  pipelineInput="true"

  position="named" >

      <maml:name>Id</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The Id of the item on which the operation will be performed.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter required="true"

  pipelineInput="true"

  position="named" >

      <maml:name>Table</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The table on which the operation will be performed.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue required="true" >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter required="true"

  pipelineInput="false"

  position="named" >

      <maml:name>Values</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The values that will be used to update the table.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue required="true" >

        string[]

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        null

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

      <command:parameter 

  pipelineInput="false"

  position="named" >

      <maml:name>Where</maml:name>

      <maml:description>

        <maml:para>The SQL WHERE clause that will be used for the operation.</maml:para>

      </maml:description>

      <command:parameterValue  >

        string

      </command:parameterValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>System.String</maml:name>

        <maml:uri/>

      </dev:type>

      <dev:defaultValue>

        ""

      </dev:defaultValue>

    </command:parameter>    

  </command:parameters>

  <!-- Input - Output section-->  <command:inputTypes>

  </command:inputTypes>

  <command:returnValues>

      <command:returnValue>

      <dev:type>

        <maml:name>AffectedRowsCount</maml:name>

        <maml:uri />

        <maml:description>

          <maml:para>

            The number of rows affected by the operation.

          </maml:para>

        </maml:description>

      </dev:type>   

      <maml:description>

        The number of rows affected by the operation.

      </maml:description> 

    </command:returnValue>

  </command:returnValues>

  <command:terminatingErrors />

  <command:nonTerminatingErrors />

  <!-- Example section  --> 

  <command:examples />

  <!-- Link section  -->  <maml:relatedLinks>

    <maml:navigationLink>

      <maml:linkText></maml:linkText>

      <maml:uri/>

    </maml:navigationLink>

  </maml:relatedLinks>

</command:command>

</helpItems>