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Multiple host names for private connectivity endpoints on Microsoft Azure

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You can now register more than one host name on an existing private connectivity endpoint using the new SYSTEM$ADD_PRIVATELINK_ENDPOINT_HOSTNAME and SYSTEM$REMOVE_PRIVATELINK_ENDPOINT_HOSTNAME functions.

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Snowflake Data Clean Rooms updates

Clean room UI users: New updates are applied to the UI automatically when a user starts a new session after a new update is deployed. To ensure new updates are applied, make sure to log out and log back into the UI. Clean room API users: API updates are applied either manually or automatically to an account. Learn how to manage updates for Data Clean Rooms.

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Adaptive refresh mode for dynamic tables (General availability)

ADAPTIVE refresh mode for dynamic tables is now generally available. ADAPTIVE refresh uses incremental refresh by default but automatically reinitializes the dynamic table when internal heuristics detect that the volume of upstream changes makes an incremental refresh significantly more expensive than a full refresh.

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New agent_type column in QUERY_HISTORY views

The QUERY_HISTORY views and table functions now include a new agent_type column that identifies the type of agent that directly invoked a query. This column helps you audit and monitor agent-initiated queries across your account. Possible values for the agent_type column: The column is NULL if the query wasn’t invoked by an agent.

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ACCESS_HISTORY view: New agents_info column

Starting with release 10.27, the ACCESS_HISTORY view (Account Usage) and ACCESS_HISTORY view (Organization Usage) include an agents_info column that provides detailed information about agents that accessed data on behalf of a user. The agents_info column is an ordered JSON array of invoking agents, from the nearest agent to the top-level agent.

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