Answer: -d, -a

The question asks for two command line flags used to authenticate into a Snowflake account with SnowSQL. Option A (-d) specifies the database name, which is part of the connection parameters but not directly for authentication. Option D (-a) specifies the account identifier, which is essential for authentication as it identifies the Snowflake account to connect to. The community discussion shows 100% consensus on AD, with references to Snowflake documentation confirming that -a is for accountname and -d is for dbname. While -d is not strictly an authentication parameter, it is required alongside -a to establish a complete connection. Other options like -o (organization), -e (environment), and -c (connection name) are not primary authentication flags for basic SnowSQL login.

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