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The SQL query in the SQL Editor will be part of an enveloping SQL query which connects the query to the predecessor views in the Project. The following data types are not supported:

Therefore all columns with those unsupported data types are invisible in Datameer. Unsupported Data Types #Ĭurrently the following data types are not supported in Datameer. If a SQL query is working in Snowflake but not in Datameer, please report a bug in a service ticket. Limitations # INFOĭatameer supports nearly 100% of SQL that can be queried in Snowflake (except the unsupported data types). To delete an already applied SQL query from the operation stack, just click on the "Delete" icon next to the formula name in the operation stack. Find the following highlighting in the SQL Editor: The SQL syntax is highlighted to identify the single syntax expressions. Using the SQL Formatter allows you to format your SQL.Įnter the SQL in the text block and then click "Formatter". You are guided back to the Project's Workbench. Note that if you close the SQL Editor without confirming with 'Done', the already run query is not saved.

Close the SQL Editor by clicking on "Done".

The query runs and the output is displayed below. Note that the syntax must match the Snowflake query syntax.

Enter the query to be used in the SQL Query field and confirm with "Run Query".

To access the SQL Editor click on a "+" button next to a view in the Flow Area in the Workbench and then click on "SQL". On the right side you have the 'Columns' tab where you can search for columns and list them as well. In the middle of the SQL Editor page, you can insert and perform your SQL queries as well as view the columns preview below. All source tables are collapsable to view the single columns.

When accessing the SQL Editor page, you find all available Snowflake sources in the Data Browser on the left side.

#Using sqleditor how to#

This page shows you how to use the Datameer SQL Editor to develop ad-hoc and exploratory queries in a Project to complete your use cases faster. Setting Up a Dedicated Snowflake Service Account For Datameer