Currently, in dwh validations for dimensions, we query all the dimensions in 1 query and if that fails we attempt to query each dimension one by one. However, with time dimension, we end up querying multiple variants of a singular dimension (ie., ordered_at expands to querying ordered_at__week, ordered_at__month, etc...), but the error message only used the element_ment. This meant in the error, we ended up seeing "duplicates", but it was actually just querying each one of those variants. With this, we should use the qualfiied name to see what we're actually querying for
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Currently, in dwh validations for dimensions, we query all the dimensions in 1 query and if that fails we attempt to query each dimension one by one. However, with time dimension, we end up querying multiple variants of a singular dimension (ie.,
ordered_atexpands to queryingordered_at__week,ordered_at__month, etc...), but the error message only used the element_ment. This meant in the error, we ended up seeing "duplicates", but it was actually just querying each one of those variants. With this, we should use the qualfiied name to see what we're actually querying forExample: