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SNOW Cross-scope access Applications

Use Runtime Access Tracking to manage script access to resources from other applications. This is known as cross-scope access because the records are in different application scopes.
  • None: No authorization required for application scripts to access resources from other applications as long as the other application allows it. No record in the cross-scope access table.
  • Tracking: Allows application scripts to access resources from other applications. A record for the access is automatically inserted in the cross-scope access table with a Status value of Allowed. This is the default setting.
  • Enforcing: Allows application scripts to access resources from other applications only after an admin authorizes the access. A record is automatically added to the cross-scope access table with a Status value of Requested.
The cross-scope privileges must be set before applications are installed on other instances. While applications are under development, be sure to test all script logic to establish the appropriate privileges.
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