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By default, all errors occurring during a query are returned. If you want to be extra-safe in a production environment, you can set `HIDE_DB_ERRORS` value on the root `config` passed to the connector on initialization. When you do this, all errors will be logged, but none returned when a query error occurs.
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## SSL Settings
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This connector allows setting SSL connection using a few different options.
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You can provide a custom cert:
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```
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SSL: {
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CUSTOM_CERT: // custom cert string
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}
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```
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By default, when specifying an SSL object, the mysql connector will reject unauthorized calls by adding `rejectUnauthorized: true`. You may override this setting by specifying a value for `REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED` in your `SSL` config:
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```
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SSL: {
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REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED: false // not recommended
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}
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```
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#Data Typing Options
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This connector gives you a few options for configuring how data is returned from the connector. 'typeCast' defaults to true, and converts
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data from the database to its javascript equivalent. For example, it will convert DATETIME SQL objects to a DATE javascript type.
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You can also set 'dateStrings' which defaults to false. If you set it to true it will override typeCast and force date returns to be a string instead of a DATE type.
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For detailed documentation and basic usage examples, please see the documentation
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at `NodeJS Driver for Snowflake <https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/nodejs-driver-use.html>`_
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