> When LLAP Execution Mode is set to 'only' you can't have a macro and window
> function in the same select statement.
The "only" part isn't enforced for the simple select query, but is enforced for
the complex one (the PTF one).
> select col_1, col_2 from macro_bug where otrim(col_1) is not n
> When LLAP Execution Mode is set to 'only' you can't have a macro and
window function in the same select statement.
The "only" part isn't enforced for the simple select query, but is enforced
for the complex one (the PTF one).
> select col_1, col_2 from macro_bug where o
Trying to figure out if the following is a bug or expected behavior. When LLAP
Execution Mode is set to 'only' you can't have a macro and window function in
the same select statement. However you can have a macro or a window function
without an issue. Below is a test case.
use default;
create
