08-03-2025 11:40 PM
08-10-2025 10:06 PM
yes it was actaully issue with privacera version .
after invastaigation with privacera team they suggested to upgrade the privacera version to 9.0.35.1.
08-03-2025 11:49 PM
Hello @anujsen18
good day!
Is select * working as expected? just remove those filters and confirm once?
08-03-2025 11:54 PM
Can you try this?
select *
from team_finance_global.vw_fact_pnl_exp001
where "Id Date" = "20250807"
Try with double quoats
OR
-- This assumes 'id_date' is the correct underlying column name
select *
from team_finance_global.vw_fact_pnl_exp001
where id_date = '20250807'
id_date is the original column name, but the alias is 'Id Date'. Using the alias with the appropriate quoting is the intended way to query the view.
08-04-2025 12:08 AM - edited 08-04-2025 12:12 AM
08-04-2025 12:38 AM
Okay, when you run select * where you able to see any data? just avoid filters for now.
08-04-2025 01:04 AM
it is working without filter
08-04-2025 01:55 AM
Hello @anujsen18
it seems like the given date is not present.
May be you can confirm with the above syntax and check filter with date 20241031, may be 20250131 is not present?
If thats not the expectation, I expect others to jump in for the solutions thank you have a great day!
08-04-2025 06:55 AM
HI @Khaja_Zaffer ,
The Date is present in data .
The problem i see here :
The renamed column in select clause is not identifying with single quotes " ` " when we are passing with double quotes then it is considering the column but filtering is not working properly i am getting empty df.
I am suspecting some setting changed in cluster which is responsible for quotes behaviour .
08-09-2025 01:50 AM
Hello @anujsen18
is it resolved?
08-10-2025 10:06 PM
yes it was actaully issue with privacera version .
after invastaigation with privacera team they suggested to upgrade the privacera version to 9.0.35.1.
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