SHOW APPLICATION SERVICES¶
Lists the Application Services for which you have access privileges.
- See also:
CREATE APPLICATION SERVICE , ALTER APPLICATION SERVICE , DESCRIBE APPLICATION SERVICE , DROP APPLICATION SERVICE
Syntax¶
Parameters¶
LIKE 'pattern'- Filters the output by name.
IN { ACCOUNT | DATABASE [ database_name ] | SCHEMA [ schema_name ] }
- Scopes the listing to an account, database, or schema.
LIMIT rows- Limits the maximum number of rows returned.
Access control requirements¶
You can see a service in the output if you have at least one privilege on it, or if you own it.
Output¶
The command returns one row per service with the following columns:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
created_on | Date and time when the service was created. |
name | Name of the service. |
status | Current lifecycle state of the underlying managed service. One of
|
database_name | Database that contains the service. |
schema_name | Schema that contains the service. |
query_warehouse | Warehouse used by the service when a container connects to Snowflake without specifying a warehouse. |
compute_pool | Compute pool that runs the service. |
url | Public endpoint URL for the service, if any. |
privatelink_url | PrivateLink endpoint URL for the service, if any. |
owner | Role that owns the service. |
owner_role_type | Type of the owning role, such as ROLE. |
source | JSON object describing the deployed package, with keys
|
resumed_on | Date and time when the service was most recently resumed. |
suspended_on | Date and time when the service was most recently suspended. |
is_upgrading | TRUE when an upgrade is in progress. |
auto_resume | Whether auto-resume is enabled. |
auto_suspend_secs | Configured auto-suspend timeout in seconds. |
external_access_integrations | External access integrations attached to the service. |
comment | Service comment, if any. |
additional_properties | JSON object of additional presentation metadata from your optional
|