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# Remove a Snowflake Connection

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**Preview documentation for upcoming feature**

This page currently reflects the UI that users will see in future updates.
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**Cleanup script**

You must run the cleanup script to completely remove Immuta-managed items from your environment. Until you manually run the cleanup script in your Snowflake environment, Immuta-managed [roles](/saas/configuration/integrations/snowflake/reference-guides/snowflake-overview.md#subscription-policies) and Immuta policies will still exist in Snowflake.
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To delete the host,

1. Click **Data** in the navigation menu and select **Connections**.
2. Click the **overflow menu** in the Actions column and select **Delete Host**.
3. Download the **cleanup script** from the modal.
4. Click **Delete Host** again to confirm.
5. Navigate to Snowflake and run the cleanup script in your environment to remove the Immuta-managed roles and policies.


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