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Hi, following up on the fix for issue #88
A semicolon is added to the end of an operation sql. This breaks existing code that already has a semicolon added at the end. For example:
We have a workflow that looks similar to an example in the docs: https://cloud.google.com/dataform/docs/reference/sample-scripts#multiple-SQL-operations
DELETE FROM datatable where country = 'GB'; DELETE FROM datatable where country = 'FR';
So now, with the way the extention works, it creates compiled sql like this which is not valid syntax.
DELETE FROM datatable where country = 'GB'; DELETE FROM datatable where country = 'FR'; ;
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fix: #89 semicolon added to end of operations
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fix: #89 semicolon added to end of operations (#90)
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@sb335c , should be fixed in v0.7.9
v0.7.9
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ashish10alex
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Hi, following up on the fix for issue #88
A semicolon is added to the end of an operation sql. This breaks existing code that already has a semicolon added at the end. For example:
We have a workflow that looks similar to an example in the docs:
https://cloud.google.com/dataform/docs/reference/sample-scripts#multiple-SQL-operations
So now, with the way the extention works, it creates compiled sql like this which is not valid syntax.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: