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# Datadog

Omnata Connect can be configured to log query information to Datadog.

{% hint style="info" %}
This is a public preview feature, and currently only supported for Snowflake and Rockset connections.
{% endhint %}

First, use the Integrations tab to set your Datadog Region and API key:

![](/files/9ZDHWdWqldjqPou0o2yn)

Once the Datadog integration has been configured, go back to the Data Warehouse Connections tab, select your connection, and apply Datadog settings:

![](/files/F3sD4hpwo5Rs8HxG5cL3)

Currently, only "Log Queries" is supported. This will log:

* The SQL query being executed
* Any bindings used in the query
* The hostname of the Salesforce instance
* The name of the Omnata Connect connection
* The ID of the Salesforce user who initiated the query
* The email address of the Salesforce user who initiated the query
* The elapsed time of the query, in nanoseconds


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