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CREATE ORGANIZATION ACCOUNT | Snowflake Documentation

Reference SQL command reference Accounts CREATE ORGANIZATION ACCOUNT CREATE ORGANIZATION ACCOUNT

Creates a new organization account.

See also:

ALTER ORGANIZATION ACCOUNT, SHOW ORGANIZATION ACCOUNTS

Syntax
CREATE ORGANIZATION ACCOUNT <name>
    ADMIN_NAME = <string>
    { ADMIN_PASSWORD = '<string_literal>' | ADMIN_RSA_PUBLIC_KEY = <string> }
    [ FIRST_NAME = <string> ]
    [ LAST_NAME = <string> ]
    EMAIL = '<string>'
    [ MUST_CHANGE_PASSWORD = { TRUE | FALSE } ]
    EDITION = { ENTERPRISE | BUSINESS_CRITICAL }
    [ REGION_GROUP = <region_group_id> ]
    [ REGION = <snowflake_region_id> ]
    [ COMMENT = '<string_literal>' ]

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Required Parameters
name

Specifies the identifier (that is, name) for the organization account. It must conform to the following:

ADMIN_NAME = string

Login name of the initial administrative user of the organization account. A new user is created in the new organization account with this name and password and granted the GLOBALORGADMIN role in the organization account.

A login name can be any string consisting of letters, numbers, and underscores. Login names are always case-insensitive.

ADMIN_PASSWORD = 'string_literal'

Password for the initial administrative user of the organization account. The password for the user must be enclosed in single or double quotes.

Optional if the ADMIN_RSA_PUBLIC_KEY parameter is specified.

For more information about passwords in Snowflake, see Snowflake-provided password policy.

ADMIN_RSA_PUBLIC_KEY = string

Assigns a public key to the initial administrative user of the organization account in order to implement key pair authentication for the user.

Optional if the ADMIN_PASSWORD parameter is specified.

EMAIL = 'string_literal'

Email address of the initial administrative user of the organization account. This email address is used to send any notifications about the organization account.

EDITION = ENTERPRISE | BUSINESS_CRITICAL

Snowflake Edition of the organization account.

Optional Parameters
FIRST_NAME = string , . LAST_NAME = string

First and last name of the initial administrative user of the organization account.

Default: NULL

MUST_CHANGE_PASSWORD = TRUE | FALSE

Specifies whether the new user created to administer the organization is forced to change their password upon first login into the organization account.

Default: FALSE

REGION_GROUP = region_group_id

ID of the region group where the organization account is created. To retrieve the region group ID for existing accounts in your organization, execute the SHOW REGIONS command. For information about when you might need to specify region group, see Region groups.

Default: Current region group.

REGION = snowflake_region_id

Snowflake Region ID of the region where the organization account is created. If no value is provided, Snowflake creates the organization account in the same Snowflake Region as the current account (that is, the account in which the CREATE ORGANIZATION ACCOUNT statement is executed.)

To obtain a list of the regions that are available for an organization, execute the SHOW REGIONS command.

Default: Current Snowflake Region.

COMMENT = 'string_literal'

Specifies a comment for the organization account.

Default: No value

Access Control Requirements

Only users with the ORGADMIN role can execute the command.

Examples

Create an organization account in the same region group and Snowflake Region in which the CREATE ORGANIZATION ACCOUNT statement is executed. The new organization administrator must change their password upon first login:

CREATE ORGANIZATION ACCOUNT myorgaccount
  ADMIN_NAME = admin
  ADMIN_PASSWORD = 'TestPassword1'
  EMAIL = 'myemail@myorg.org'
  MUST_CHANGE_PASSWORD = true
  EDITION = enterprise;

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