I executed the following query:
'SELECT ts FROM s3."my-bucket".motibz.velodyne WHERE dir0=\'95fa\' AND dir1=\'drive_id=5e329d63bd724a000126d9b2\' AND ts>=569999927.0 AND ts<=570000927.0 ORDER BY ts'
And I got the following error
Fatal Python error: Segmentation fault
If I add another column it works perfectly:
'SELECT x,ts FROM s3."my-bucket".motibz.velodyne WHERE dir0=\'95fa\' AND dir1=\'drive_id=5e329d63bd724a000126d9b2\' AND ts>=569999927.0 AND ts<=570000927.0 ORDER BY ts'
If I'm executing the "problematic" query throw the dremio UI SQL editor it works perfectly
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I executed the following query:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/30216946/110243683-1888ae80-7f64-11eb-986a-f695c5b61df9.png)
'SELECT ts FROM s3."my-bucket".motibz.velodyne WHERE dir0=\'95fa\' AND dir1=\'drive_id=5e329d63bd724a000126d9b2\' AND ts>=569999927.0 AND ts<=570000927.0 ORDER BY ts'
And I got the following errorFatal Python error: Segmentation fault
If I add another column it works perfectly:'SELECT x,ts FROM s3."my-bucket".motibz.velodyne WHERE dir0=\'95fa\' AND dir1=\'drive_id=5e329d63bd724a000126d9b2\' AND ts>=569999927.0 AND ts<=570000927.0 ORDER BY ts'
If I'm executing the "problematic" query throw the dremio UI SQL editor it works perfectlyUnfortunately, there is no traceback but core...
The returned data info is:
<class 'pandas.core.frame.DataFrame'> RangeIndex: 1716 entries, 0 to 1715 Data columns (total 2 columns): Column Non-Null Count Dtype
0 x 1716 non-null float64 1 ts 1716 non-null float64 dtypes: float64(2) memory usage: 26.9 KB