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Redshift query not returning certain columns
Very bad performance of UNION select query in RedShift / ParAccelData value “0” has invalid format error in redshiftTable scan on Redshift table even with sort keysRedshift time-series table loading questionsAWS Redshift Query Plan WarningRedshift cluster bigger because of running queryDifficulty in constructing SQL query for RedshiftWeird error returned by date_trunc() in RedshiftQuerying data from redshift table, column of data type timestampRedshift window function for change in column
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I have encountered a strange error on on of our tables ("nav") with the following structure:
position | character varying(400)
timestamp | timestamp without time zone
If I run the following query, I get back, as expected, all matching results for the 2 columns:
SELECT * FROM nav WHERE timestamp >= '2019-03-24' AND timestamp < '2019-03-25';
However, if I run the following query, I get back the same number of results, but each field/row is empty:
SELECT position FROM nav WHERE timestamp >= '2019-03-24' AND timestamp < '2019-03-25';
I run the same query on similar tables and experience no issues. Any ideas as to what may be causing the second to return blanks in the rows please?
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I have encountered a strange error on on of our tables ("nav") with the following structure:
position | character varying(400)
timestamp | timestamp without time zone
If I run the following query, I get back, as expected, all matching results for the 2 columns:
SELECT * FROM nav WHERE timestamp >= '2019-03-24' AND timestamp < '2019-03-25';
However, if I run the following query, I get back the same number of results, but each field/row is empty:
SELECT position FROM nav WHERE timestamp >= '2019-03-24' AND timestamp < '2019-03-25';
I run the same query on similar tables and experience no issues. Any ideas as to what may be causing the second to return blanks in the rows please?
amazon-web-services amazon-redshift
Can you share sample data, and both outputs
– mdem7
Mar 25 at 16:10
This sounds to me like an issue with the tool you're using to query Redshift rather than an issue with Redshift itself. What tool are you using?
– Nathan Griffiths
Mar 25 at 19:04
@NathanGriffiths I am using psql
– RunLoop
Mar 26 at 3:14
1
I'm not able to replicate this using Aginity Workbench for Redshift, the above queries always return values (although I have no idea what your data looks like). Possibly this is an artifact of using psql with Redshift, I'm not sure. What happens if you run the following:select "position" from nav
?
– Nathan Griffiths
Mar 26 at 6:55
Thanks @NathanGriffiths I tried it but same result unfortunately. Strange thing is we have another table that is very similar - same field types, names and values and for it the queries all run fine. It is just this one table.
– RunLoop
Mar 26 at 8:51
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I have encountered a strange error on on of our tables ("nav") with the following structure:
position | character varying(400)
timestamp | timestamp without time zone
If I run the following query, I get back, as expected, all matching results for the 2 columns:
SELECT * FROM nav WHERE timestamp >= '2019-03-24' AND timestamp < '2019-03-25';
However, if I run the following query, I get back the same number of results, but each field/row is empty:
SELECT position FROM nav WHERE timestamp >= '2019-03-24' AND timestamp < '2019-03-25';
I run the same query on similar tables and experience no issues. Any ideas as to what may be causing the second to return blanks in the rows please?
amazon-web-services amazon-redshift
I have encountered a strange error on on of our tables ("nav") with the following structure:
position | character varying(400)
timestamp | timestamp without time zone
If I run the following query, I get back, as expected, all matching results for the 2 columns:
SELECT * FROM nav WHERE timestamp >= '2019-03-24' AND timestamp < '2019-03-25';
However, if I run the following query, I get back the same number of results, but each field/row is empty:
SELECT position FROM nav WHERE timestamp >= '2019-03-24' AND timestamp < '2019-03-25';
I run the same query on similar tables and experience no issues. Any ideas as to what may be causing the second to return blanks in the rows please?
amazon-web-services amazon-redshift
amazon-web-services amazon-redshift
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Can you share sample data, and both outputs
– mdem7
Mar 25 at 16:10
This sounds to me like an issue with the tool you're using to query Redshift rather than an issue with Redshift itself. What tool are you using?
– Nathan Griffiths
Mar 25 at 19:04
@NathanGriffiths I am using psql
– RunLoop
Mar 26 at 3:14
1
I'm not able to replicate this using Aginity Workbench for Redshift, the above queries always return values (although I have no idea what your data looks like). Possibly this is an artifact of using psql with Redshift, I'm not sure. What happens if you run the following:select "position" from nav
?
– Nathan Griffiths
Mar 26 at 6:55
Thanks @NathanGriffiths I tried it but same result unfortunately. Strange thing is we have another table that is very similar - same field types, names and values and for it the queries all run fine. It is just this one table.
– RunLoop
Mar 26 at 8:51
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Can you share sample data, and both outputs
– mdem7
Mar 25 at 16:10
This sounds to me like an issue with the tool you're using to query Redshift rather than an issue with Redshift itself. What tool are you using?
– Nathan Griffiths
Mar 25 at 19:04
@NathanGriffiths I am using psql
– RunLoop
Mar 26 at 3:14
1
I'm not able to replicate this using Aginity Workbench for Redshift, the above queries always return values (although I have no idea what your data looks like). Possibly this is an artifact of using psql with Redshift, I'm not sure. What happens if you run the following:select "position" from nav
?
– Nathan Griffiths
Mar 26 at 6:55
Thanks @NathanGriffiths I tried it but same result unfortunately. Strange thing is we have another table that is very similar - same field types, names and values and for it the queries all run fine. It is just this one table.
– RunLoop
Mar 26 at 8:51
Can you share sample data, and both outputs
– mdem7
Mar 25 at 16:10
Can you share sample data, and both outputs
– mdem7
Mar 25 at 16:10
This sounds to me like an issue with the tool you're using to query Redshift rather than an issue with Redshift itself. What tool are you using?
– Nathan Griffiths
Mar 25 at 19:04
This sounds to me like an issue with the tool you're using to query Redshift rather than an issue with Redshift itself. What tool are you using?
– Nathan Griffiths
Mar 25 at 19:04
@NathanGriffiths I am using psql
– RunLoop
Mar 26 at 3:14
@NathanGriffiths I am using psql
– RunLoop
Mar 26 at 3:14
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I'm not able to replicate this using Aginity Workbench for Redshift, the above queries always return values (although I have no idea what your data looks like). Possibly this is an artifact of using psql with Redshift, I'm not sure. What happens if you run the following:
select "position" from nav
?– Nathan Griffiths
Mar 26 at 6:55
I'm not able to replicate this using Aginity Workbench for Redshift, the above queries always return values (although I have no idea what your data looks like). Possibly this is an artifact of using psql with Redshift, I'm not sure. What happens if you run the following:
select "position" from nav
?– Nathan Griffiths
Mar 26 at 6:55
Thanks @NathanGriffiths I tried it but same result unfortunately. Strange thing is we have another table that is very similar - same field types, names and values and for it the queries all run fine. It is just this one table.
– RunLoop
Mar 26 at 8:51
Thanks @NathanGriffiths I tried it but same result unfortunately. Strange thing is we have another table that is very similar - same field types, names and values and for it the queries all run fine. It is just this one table.
– RunLoop
Mar 26 at 8:51
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Can you share sample data, and both outputs
– mdem7
Mar 25 at 16:10
This sounds to me like an issue with the tool you're using to query Redshift rather than an issue with Redshift itself. What tool are you using?
– Nathan Griffiths
Mar 25 at 19:04
@NathanGriffiths I am using psql
– RunLoop
Mar 26 at 3:14
1
I'm not able to replicate this using Aginity Workbench for Redshift, the above queries always return values (although I have no idea what your data looks like). Possibly this is an artifact of using psql with Redshift, I'm not sure. What happens if you run the following:
select "position" from nav
?– Nathan Griffiths
Mar 26 at 6:55
Thanks @NathanGriffiths I tried it but same result unfortunately. Strange thing is we have another table that is very similar - same field types, names and values and for it the queries all run fine. It is just this one table.
– RunLoop
Mar 26 at 8:51