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Variables

To control which external table environment a model references, as well as, whether a Stream is invoked at runtime using control variables:

• STREAMLINE_INVOKE_STREAMS When True, invokes streamline on model run as normal When False, NO-OP
• STREAMLINE_USE_DEV_FOR_EXTERNAL_TABLES When True, uses DEV schema Streamline. Ethereum_DEV When False, uses PROD schema Streamline. Ethereum

Default values are False

• Usage: dbt run --var '{"STREAMLINE_USE_DEV_FOR_EXTERNAL_TABLES": True, "STREAMLINE_INVOKE_STREAMS": True}' -m ...

To control the creation of UDF or SP macros with dbt run:

• UPDATE_UDFS_AND_SPS When True, executes all macros included in the on-run-start hooks within dbt_project.yml on model run as normal When False, none of the on-run-start macros are executed on model run

Default values are False

• Usage: dbt run --var '{"UPDATE_UDFS_AND_SPS": True}' -m ...

Applying Model Tags

Database / Schema level tags

Database and schema tags are applied via the add_database_or_schema_tags macro. These tags are inherited by their downstream objects. To add/modify tags call the appropriate tag set function within the macro.

{{ set_database_tag_value('SOME_DATABASE_TAG_KEY','SOME_DATABASE_TAG_VALUE') }}
{{ set_schema_tag_value('SOME_SCHEMA_TAG_KEY','SOME_SCHEMA_TAG_VALUE') }}

Model tags

To add/update a model's snowflake tags, add/modify the meta model property under config. Only table level tags are supported at this time via DBT.

{{ config(
    ...,
    meta={
        'database_tags':{
            'table': {
                'PURPOSE': 'SOME_PURPOSE'
            }
        }
    },
    ...
) }}

By default, model tags are pushed to Snowflake on each DBT run. You can disable this by setting the UPDATE_SNOWFLAKE_TAGS project variable to False during a run.

dbt run --var '{"UPDATE_SNOWFLAKE_TAGS":False}' -s models/core/core__ez_dex_swaps.sql

Querying for existing tags on a model in snowflake

select *
from table(near.information_schema.tag_references('near.core.ez_dex_swaps', 'table'));

Branching / PRs

When conducting work please branch off of main with a description branch name and generate a pull request. At least one other individual must review the PR before it can be merged into main. Once merged into main DBT Cloud will run the new models and output the results into the PROD schema.

When creating a PR please include the following details in the PR description:

1. List of Tables Created or Modified
2. Description of changes.
3. Implication of changes (if any).

Fixing Data Issues

Manual Batch Refresh

If data needs to be re-run for some reason, partitions of data can be re-reun through the models by utilizing the column _partition_by_block_number and passing environment variables.

Any data refresh will need to be done in a batch due to the nature of the receipt <> tx hash mapping. The view silver__receipt_tx_hash_mapping is a recursive AncestryTree that follows linked receipt outcome ids to map all receipts generated in a transaction back to the primary hash. Receipts can be generated many blocks after the transaction occurs, so a generous buffer is required to ensure all receipts are captured.

The fix makes use of project variables to pass the following parameters:

• MANUAL_FIX (required): This will run the models with the specified range, rather than the standard incremental logic. False by default.
• RANGE_START (required): The start of the block partition range (nearest 10,000) to run.
• RANGE_END (required): The end of the block partition range (nearest 10,000) to run.
• FRONT_BUFFER (optional): The number of partitions to add to the front of the range. 1 by default, not likely to need changing.
• END_BUFFER (optional): The number of partitions to add to the end of the range. 1 by default, not likely to need changing.

FRONT_BUFFER and END_BUFFER are set to 1 by default and indicate how many partitions (10k blocks) should be added on to the front or end of the range.

• Flatten receipts is set to look back 1 partition to grab receipts that may have occurred prior to the start of the range.
• Receipt tx hash mapping is set to look back 1 partition to grab receipts that may have occurred prior to the start of the range.
• Receipts final does not buffer the range to only map receipts that occurred within the range to a tx hash (but the lookback is necessary in case the tree is truncated by the partition break).
• Transactions final does not add a buffer when grabbing transactions from the int txs model, but does add an end buffer when selecting from receipts final to include mapped receipts that may have occurred after the end of the range.

dbt run -s [tags] --vars [variables]

dbt Model Tags

To help with targeted refreshes, a number of tags have been applied to the models. These are defined below:

Note: there are other tags that are currently not used. All legacy models are tagged with something that includes rpc, but all are presently disabled to avoid an accidental run.
You can visualize these tags by using the DAG Explorer in the docs.

Load Missing Blocks or Shards

Blocks and shards can be re-loaded using the load tag(s).

• load will run both blocks and shards models, landing data in silver__streamline_blocks, silver__streamline_receipts, silver__streamline_receipt_chunks, and silver__streamline_transactions.
• load_blocks will run just the blocks models, landing data in silver__streamline_blocks.
• load_shards will run just the shards models, landing data in silver__streamline_receipts, silver__streamline_receipt_chunks, and silver__streamline_transactions.

The logic in the load_x models will only check the external table for blocks and shards known to be missing. It will query the sequence gap test table(s), thus the partition range is not required for this step, as it will take that from the test table.

dbt run -s tag:load --vars '{"MANUAL_FIX": True}'

Map Tx Hash <> Receipt Hash

The middle step is to map receipt IDs to transaction hashes. This is done in 3 models, which are tagged with receipt_map. 2 of these models are helper views that recursively map out the receipt->parent receipt->...->transaction, thus linking all receipts to a transaction. This step is computationally intensive, and requires a tight partition range. For present blocks with more activity, <250k is recommended.

The following will read a range of receipts from silver__streamline_receipts and link receipts to the corresponding tx hash, saving the result to silver__streamline_receipts_final. It will then insert receipt data into the tx object in silver__streamline_transactions_final.

dbt run -s tag:receipt_map --vars '{"MANUAL_FIX": True, "RANGE_START": X, "RANGE_END": Y}'

If the range being mapped is the same range as the block/shard re-walk, then the tag can simply be appended to the load job and the receipts will be mapped after ingestion.

dbt run -s tag:load tag:receipt_map --vars '{"MANUAL_FIX": True, "RANGE_START": X, "RANGE_END": Y}'

The end result of this run will be streamline__receipts_final and streamline__transactions_final (link).

Update curated models

Actions and curated models include the conditional based on target name so the tags actions and curated can be included to re-run the fixed data in downstream silver models. If missing data is loaded in new, this should not be necessary as _load_timestamp will be set to when the data hits snowflake and will flow through the standard incremental logic in the curated models. However, the range can be run with the curated tag:

dbt run -s tag:curated --vars '{"MANUAL_FIX": True, "RANGE_START": X, "RANGE_END": Y}'

Or

dbt run -s tag:load tag:receipt_map tag:curated --vars '{"MANUAL_FIX": True, "RANGE_START": X, "RANGE_END": Y}'

Incremental Load Strategy

Because data must be run in batches to properly map receipts to a transaction hash, a conditional is added to curated models using jinja. This should be present on everything after the mapping process. Most data will have no issue running with a standard incremental load. This filter is required for the above commands in the Manual Batch Refresh section.

Include the following conditional, as targeted runs of block partitions may be required:

        {% if var("MANUAL_FIX") %}
            {{ partition_load_manual('no_buffer') }}
        {% else %}
            {{ incremental_load_filter('_inserted_timestamp') }}
        {% endif %}

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