SNOW-1969802: sending sessionId with query execution request #2204
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With dbt project, we are planning on supporting multiple session insides procs. So we have added new API to
_snowflake
to create a pristine cloned version of the default server session. Using this, we will create a new new Snowpark session (a new object with new connection obj) and we will set the session_id of the connection (will be done in C API). On the server side to know what session a create query belongs to, connector needs to send the session_id with the rest request.What connector sends will be used on the server-side using the changes in https://github.com/snowflakedb/snowflake/pull/265467.
TODO: Update public connector as well.
For more info on the multi-session project see this design doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lwqyykHo549Vx3UWpFLWot1LIdYrwUjGKtGbQGaCnd8/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.sil75ywnlm6n
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