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Given two column tables of the same name but different schemas, namely schema1.examples and schema2.examples. Then, for each of them, a corresponding sample table of the same name is created using the following commands.
create sample table schema1.examples_sample on schema1.examples options (qcs 'status’, fraction '0.1') as (select * from schema1.examples);
create sample table schema2.examples_sample on schema2.examples options (qcs 'status’, fraction '0.1') as (select * from schema2.examples);
When querying schema2.examples using "... with error;", the obtained result used schema1.examples_sample instead of schema2.examples_sample.
When deleting both sample tables then querying schema2.examples again with the same query, an error occurred as shown in the following lines.
ERROR 42X05: (SQLState=42X05 Severity=20000) (Server=snappy3/192.168.210.193[1527] Thread=ThriftProcessor-4) Table/View 'SCHEMA.EXAMPLES_SAMPLE' does not exist.
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Given two column tables of the same name but different schemas, namely
schema1.examples
andschema2.examples
. Then, for each of them, a corresponding sample table of the same name is created using the following commands.When querying
schema2.examples
using "... with error;", the obtained result usedschema1.examples_sample
instead ofschema2.examples_sample
.When deleting both sample tables then querying
schema2.examples
again with the same query, an error occurred as shown in the following lines.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: