I have a client who wants me to check a large (800,000 rows) database against another large database. I understand that there is a Snowflake integration at the enterprise level (which they have). Is i

Passthrough Tables is an Enterprise feature that bypasses the standard 50,000-row limit by handling rows on a rolling basis. You can define the number of rows retained (the default is

100), and it provides automatic deletion to ensure seamless operation without needing to duplicate workbooks or create additional tables. Are you looking to enable Passthrough Tables specifically, or do you need information about setting up the Snowflake integration itself for your Enterprise account?

How do I enable that Enterprise feature?

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Yes, you can handle 800,000 rows with our Enterprise plan using two approaches: 1. Passthrough Tables - Bypass the standard 50,000-row limit by enabling this Enterprise feature that handles rows on a rolling basis. 2. Bulk Enrichment - Run enrichments on millions of records imported from Snowflake within a single workflow, without manual effort. [clay.com The Snowflake integration allows you to import data directly from your Snowflake data warehouse and perform lookup operations to check if rows exist in your database. [clay.com