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# Snowflake Table Grants Migration

To migrate from the private preview version of table grants (available before September 2022) to the GA version, complete the steps below.

1. Navigate to the **App Settings** page.
2. Click **Integration Settings** in the left panel, and scroll to the **Global Integrations Settings** section.
3. Uncheck the **Snowflake Table Grants** checkbox to disable the feature.
4. Click **Save**. Wait for about 1 minute per 1000 users. This gives time for Immuta to drop all the previously created user roles.
5. Use the [Enable Snowflake table grants tutorial](/2024.2/data-and-integrations/snowflake/how-to-guides/integration-settings/table-grants.md) to re-enable the feature.


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