July 11, 2024 — Snowflake Data Clean Rooms Release Notes¶

Sequenced template execution¶

A provider can use a template chain to define a sequence of templates to be executed in a particular order. The results of one template within the sequence can be used as input for a subsequent template in the chain. A clean room user executes a template chain to perform an analysis that runs the templates in their predefined order.

For more information, see Using the developer APIs to execute templates sequentially.

Multi-factor authentication¶

For increased security, users are required to use multi-factor authentication (MFA) when signing in to the web app. Existing Snowflake Data Clean Room customers will be sent an email explaining how to enable MFA.

For information about enabling and authenticating with MFA, see Sign in to the web app.

Register objects in a managed access schema¶

Collaborators can now register individual tables and views in a managed access schema (that is, a schema created with the WITH MANAGE ACCESS clause) without registering other objects in the schema. Objects must be registered before they can be linked into a clean room.

For more information, see Registering data.

Support for additional region¶

Snowflake Data Clean Rooms are now available in the following region:

Single-party SQL query¶

Consumers can use the SQL Query template to run analyses without adding tables or defining joins when installing the clean room, which lets a provider share a clean room designed for SQL queries against the provider’s data only.