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To use the snowflake service effectively, the users should be able to swiftly connect to the relevant database and should be able to run the queries. Any delays or connection failures could affect the quality of service and can affect customer experience and in worst case can disrupt business critical service. eG Enterprise helps in identifying any issue related to user connections and helps get to the root cause so that administrators can solve the problem promptly.

This test monitors the connections to the database and collects the statistics related to connection rate and the number of successful and failed connections.

Outputs of the test: One set of results for each user present in the Snowflake server being monitored.

Measurement	Description	Measurement Unit	Interpretation
TotalLogins	Indicates the total number of requests for snowflake service.	Number
TotalLogonRate	Indicates the number of connection requests per second during the last measurement period.	Connections / Seconds
SuccessfulLogins	Indicates the number of connection requests which were successful during the last measurement period.	Number	A high value may be indicative of connections not being closed properly by applications, or a bottleneck in the server.
SuccessfulLogonRate	Indicates the time taken to connect to the database server.	Connections / Seconds
FailedLogins	Indicates the number of failed connection requests during the last measurement period.	Number	A high value can indicate: a configuration problem with the server / clients. some malicious attack on the server
FailedLogonRate	Indicates the number of failed connection requests per second during the last measurement period.	Connections / Seconds
FailedPercentage	Indicates the percentage of failed connection requests against total connection requests during the last measurement period.	Percentage	The value 0 indicates that no records are fetched from the database.