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I'm sure someone can get a better answer, but you can also do |
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For this, you can use |
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Hi @jeremyevans, (I'm a big fan of your work!) When I try what you've suggested...
I get the following no method error..
Is it possible that the gem driver I'm using sequel-snowflake is not compliant with a sequel driver API for implementing explain, or delegating to it? (Thank you, @kwong-yw, for creating that gem!) If so, I'd be open to supplying a patch to that gem if I can understand out how to apply Thanks for all your work! |
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Hello,
I am running
#insert
and it runs well for certain rows, but not others. My DB connection is:I would like to run
#explain
on an#insert
, but I'm not entirelly sure how to get to#explain
. My research came up withDataset#explain
, but I am unable to figure out how to access it. I have tried various forms of:I am requesting help writing
#explain
syntax, and/or being pointed in the direction that can help me do so.Thank you,
Dave
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