UNSUPPORTED_FEATURE error class
The feature is not supported:
AI_FUNCTION
AI function <functionName>
is only available in DBSQL Pro and Serverless, or it’s disabled explicitly
ANALYZE_UNCACHED_TEMP_VIEW
The ANALYZE TABLE FOR COLUMNS command can operate on temporary views that have been cached already. Consider to cache the view <viewName>
.
ANALYZE_UNSUPPORTED_COLUMN_TYPE
The ANALYZE TABLE FOR COLUMNS command does not support the type <columnType>
of the column <columnName>
in the table <tableName>
.
INSERT_PARTITION_SPEC_IF_NOT_EXISTS
INSERT INTO <tableName>
with IF NOT EXISTS in the PARTITION spec.
LATERAL_COLUMN_ALIAS_IN_AGGREGATE_FUNC
Referencing a lateral column alias <lca>
in the aggregate function <aggFunc>
.
LATERAL_COLUMN_ALIAS_IN_AGGREGATE_WITH_WINDOW_AND_HAVING
Referencing lateral column alias <lca>
in the aggregate query both with window expressions and with having clause. Please rewrite the aggregate query by removing the having clause or removing lateral alias reference in the SELECT list.
LATERAL_COLUMN_ALIAS_IN_GROUP_BY
Referencing a lateral column alias via GROUP BY alias/ALL is not supported yet.
LATERAL_COLUMN_ALIAS_IN_WINDOW
Referencing a lateral column alias <lca>
in window expression <windowExpr>
.
MULTI_ACTION_ALTER
The target JDBC server hosting table <tableName>
does not support ALTER TABLE with multiple actions. Split the ALTER TABLE up into individual actions to avoid this error.
PARTITION_WITH_NESTED_COLUMN_IS_UNSUPPORTED
Invalid partitioning: <cols>
is missing or is in a map or array.
PIVOT_AFTER_GROUP_BY
PIVOT clause following a GROUP BY clause. Consider pushing the GROUP BY into a subquery.
PYTHON_UDF_IN_ON_CLAUSE
Python UDF in the ON clause of a <joinType>
JOIN. In case of an INNNER JOIN consider rewriting to a CROSS JOIN with a WHERE clause.
SET_OPERATION_ON_MAP_TYPE
Cannot have MAP
type columns in DataFrame which calls set operations (INTERSECT, EXCEPT, etc.), but the type of column <colName>
is <dataType>
.
SET_VARIABLE_USING_SET
<variableName>
is a VARIABLE and cannot be updated using the SET statement. Use SET VARIABLE <variableName>
= … instead.