connections
Manage data warehouse connections (BigQuery, Snowflake, Redshift, PostgreSQL, Databricks, …).
carto connections list
List all connections.
carto connections listcarto connections get <connection-id>
Get details for a specific connection.
carto connections get conn_xyz789carto connections create <json-body>
Create a new connection. The body's shape depends on the provider.
carto connections create '{
"name": "my-snowflake",
"type": "snowflake",
"parameters": {
"account": "myaccount",
"warehouse": "compute_wh"
}
}'carto connections update <connection-id> <json-body>
Update a connection.
carto connections delete <connection-id>
Delete a connection.
carto connections browse <name> [path]
Browse the resource tree exposed by a connection (databases, schemas, tables, tilesets). Useful for picking source paths when authoring maps or workflows without leaving the terminal.
Options:
--depth <n>
Max tree depth to expand (default: server default).
--max-items <n>
Max total items to return (default: server default of 30).
--max-children <n>
Max children per node (default: server default).
carto connections describe <name> <table-path>
Get the schema and details for a single table on a connection (column names, types, partitioning, row count when available).
carto connections search <name> <query>
Free-text search across the tables and views reachable through a connection.
Options:
--type <kind>
Filter by resource type: table or view.
--limit <n>
Max results, 1–100 (default: 20).
--scope <fqn>
Narrow the search to a subtree (e.g. "mydb.public").
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