RVR-LGC-001
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Issue Summary
- You are encountering an "Invalid authentication credentials" error with the error code
RVR-LGC-001
when attempting to connect to Snowflake using Rivery. This error typically indicates that the authentication information provided (like username or password) is incorrect, missing, or not properly configured.
- You are encountering an "Invalid authentication credentials" error with the error code
Action Steps:
- Check Credentials: Ensure that your Snowflake username and password used in Rivery's Snowflake connection setup are correct. Double-check for typos or incorrect inputs.
- Validate Permissions: Confirm that the credentials have the necessary permissions to access the specific resources in Snowflake (e.g., the database, schema, and warehouse you are trying to use).
- Review Account Name Format: Make sure your Account Name is correctly set in the Snowflake connection settings. You might need to include the cloud provider in the account name if applicable (e.g.,
account-name.region.gcp
). - Password and Special Characters: Revisit your password settings and ensure it adheres to any restrictions, such as avoiding specific special characters that Snowflake might not accept【4:17†source】.
- Test the Connection: Use the "Test Connection" feature within Rivery to verify if the changes made rectify the issue【4:17†source】.
External References:
- For further reference on setting up a Snowflake connection in Rivery, see the official Rivery documentation on Connecting Snowflake.
- Check Snowflake Documentation for more detailed guidance on Snowflake account, roles, and permissions.
If the issue persists or you need further assistance, please open a ticket with Rivery support.
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