Escaping Dollar Sign Inside Snowflake Javascript Stored Procedure within Terraform - terraform

Question

I am trying to incorporate Stored Procedure written in Javascript into Terraform for Snowflake, when I tried to apply script as it was developed I was getting bellow error:
A reference to a resource type must be followed by at least one attribute access, specifying the resource name
Based on the line numbers which raised the error message it does not like the dollar sign, so it seems like it needs to get escaped, example of such un-altered lines are below:
if (rowCount == 0) return `Error: Script with SCRIPT_TYPE = ${SCRIPT_TYPE} and ACCES_TYPE = ${ACCES_TYPE} does not exist.`;
var sql = `select PARAMETER_NAMES, TEMPLATE from administration.utils.SCRIPT_TEMPLATE where SCRIPT_TYPE = ''${SCRIPT_TYPE}'' AND ACCES_TYPE = ''${ACCES_TYPE}''`
What I am after is to know how to escape it and have this logic using the replace function incorporated in procedure resource creation resource "snowflake_procedure" as to be seen below, so that any future changes to the logic or introduction of new procedures does not have to be manually altered, my attempt was to use '\$' for escaping in the function, however not successful:
resource "snowflake_procedure" "GENERATE_SCRIPT_FROM_TEMPLATE" {
name = "GENERATE_SCRIPT_FROM_TEMPLATE"
database = "ADMINISTRATION"
schema = "UTILS"
language = "JAVASCRIPT"
arguments {
SCRIPT_TYPE = "arg1"
type = "VARCHAR(250)"
}
arguments {
ACCES_TYPE = "arg2"
type = "VARCHAR(250)"
}
arguments {
PARAMETER_VALUES = "arg3"
type = "VARCHAR(5000)"
}
return_type = "VARCHAR"
execute_as = "OWNER"
statement = replace(
<<EOT
try
{
var parameterValues = JSON.parse(PARAMETER_VALUES);
}
catch (err) {
return `Failed to parse PARAMETER_VALUES: ${PARAMETER_VALUES}. Correct format is: {"DATABASE": "ADMINISTRATOR", "SCHEMA": "UTILS"}.`;
}
var sql = `select PARAMETER_NAMES, TEMPLATE from administration.utils.SCRIPT_TEMPLATE where SCRIPT_TYPE = ''${SCRIPT_TYPE}'' AND ACCES_TYPE = ''${ACCES_TYPE}''`
var stmt = snowflake.createStatement({ sqlText: sql });
var result = stmt.execute();
var rowCount = result.getRowCount();
if (rowCount == 0) return `Error: Script with SCRIPT_TYPE = ${SCRIPT_TYPE} and ACCES_TYPE = ${ACCES_TYPE} does not exist.`;
result.next();
var parameterNames = result.getColumnValue(1);
var scriptTemplate = result.getColumnValue(2);
var parameterNamesArray = parameterNames.split('','');
parameterNamesArray.forEach(parameterName => {
if (!parameterValues[parameterName]) return `Failed: Cannot find parameter ${parameterName} in PARAMETER_VALUES: ${PARAMETER_VALUES}.`
});
var oldStrimg = '''';
var newString = '''';
var script = scriptTemplate;
parameterNamesArray.forEach(parameterName => {
oldStrimg = `<${parameterName}>`;
newString = parameterValues[parameterName];
script = script.replace(oldStrimg,newString);
});
return script;
EOT
, "$", "'\$'")
}

Answer 1

What I did to escape $$ was to use another sign
For example (sql scripting)
let q := $$ ... ## something ## $$
q := replace(:q, '##', '$$')