# Snowflake

### How to Find Your Snowflake Credentials

1. Log in to your Snowflake account.
2. In the sidebar, click your **username**.
3. Hover over **Account** and select **View Account Details**.

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4. In the **Account Details** window, go to the **Config File** tab.

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5. From the dropdown, select the appropriate **warehouse** (see arrow 0 in the screenshot).
6. Your **account name** (labeled #1) and **warehouse** (labeled #2) will now be visible.

### Troubleshooting

#### Failed to install snowflake drivers **error**

This error is most likely occurring because you're using Python 3.13. The official Snowflake database drivers currently support only up to Python 3.12. To fix the issue, downgrade to Python 3.12 or earlier.


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