Anh Le
Thanks for the quick reply! Is there not even any workaround, such as assigning plotnine plots to variables and print them out in a grid?
Yes, it's a bit confusing, but that provides us the convenience of writing `mytable.any_column_name_you_want` without having to define that Field explicitly
Your point about breaking users' code makes sense. I'm not a core dev though, so I can't opine on whether the convenience trade-off is worth it :)
Your query is a bit complex, so I tried something else simpler here that demonstrates multiple WITH statements. ```python from pypika import Table, AliasedQuery, Query sub_query1 = Query.from_(customers).select('*') sub_query2 =...
To be extra safe, could you use `term.get_sql()` instead of `term` in the f-string?
I'm happy to create a PR. @koralturkk 1. Could you clarify what the desirable output should be? 2. When I replaced `RedshiftQuery` with `Query`, the result is still the same....
@koralturkk We can much more easily accomplish your goal by using `data.install` instead of `Table(data.install)` as follows: ``` install_events = data.install.as_('i') q = Query.from_(install_events).select('*').limit(3) print(q.get_sql()) ``` which outputs: ``` SELECT...
This would be great PR to add! Are we waiting for the library owner to respond?
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