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Throws the following error
Invalid from_tables statement '{from_tables}'. Should be a string in format 'table_catalog.table_schema.table_name'. You can use '*' as wildcard."
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@edurdevic @david-tempelmann @nfx This could be the fix
in explorer.py update regex as follow FROM_COMPONENTS_EXPR = r"^(([0-9a-zA-Z_*-]+).([0-9a-zA-Z_*-]+).([0-9a-zA-Z_*-]+))$"
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Good catch! Thanks! Will add it to the next release. The PR #88 fixes another part of the same issue by adding backticks to table names.
This issue is fixed with #94
Fixed in v0.0.8
@souravg-db just tested this, still facing the same issue, tried as follows
from_tables = "data-eng-prod-zenni-bronze.*.*"
from_tables = "`data-eng-prod-zenni-bronze`.*.*"
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Throws the following error
Invalid from_tables statement '{from_tables}'. Should be a string in format 'table_catalog.table_schema.table_name'. You can use '*' as wildcard."
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: