We are investigating Snowflake query failures. Affected queries ends up with similar error message:
Processing aborted due to error 300005:3495968563; incident 9229003
Only minority of projects and queries are affected. We noticed first occurrences on July 8th. We are in touch with Snowflake Support, issue is related to new Snowflake releases and they are investigating it. Next update in 120 minutes or as new information becomes available.
UPDATE 8:20 UTC - Snowflake engineering is working on this issue.
UPDATE 9:35 UTC - Snowflake engineering has already identified the issue, they are testing the changes and also working on rolling out the change. Next update in 120 minutes or as new information becomes available.
UPDATE 10:50 UTC - Fixed version will be released within 24 hours by Snowflake. Next update in 6 hours or as new information becomes available.
UPDATE 17:24 UTC - Snowflake engineering is still working on releasing the patch. The estimate release in 24 hours still holds. Next update in 4 hours or as new information becomes available.
UPDATE 22:10 UTC - According to Snowflake engineering, the the issue is fixed. We're monitoring the situation.
UPDATE June 11, 05:28 UTC - Previously affected queries were executed successfully. Unfortunately few other queries ended up with incident between Jun 11 02:20:59 - Jun 11 02:25:50 in EU region and one query at Jun 11 01:10:00 UTC in US region. Snowflake engineering is investigating the issue. Next update in 4 hours or as new information becomes available.
UPDATE June 11, 8:39 UTC - Snowflake engineering confirmed that queries which failed tonight were still running on affected release while clusters were still migrating to newer release. At the moment we don't register any failures of queries running on new release. We're monitoring the situation. Next update in 12 hours or as new information becomes available.
UPDATE June 11, 20:52 UTC - There were no query failures since last update. We'll continue to monitor the situation.
UPDATE June 12, 6:30 UTC - There were no query failures since last update. The issue is now resolved. We apologize for the inconvenience. If you have any questions or see any related issues, please contact Keboola Support.