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Feature Request - Preview Results / Query #41
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Hi @benjaminwestern , thanks for your kind words. For the features requested in the issue, I have implemented one of them as I could not help myself.
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I would also like to see the option to specify a sample size. Unlike LIMIT, TABLESAMPLE reduces the actual cost of a query. This feature would be beneficial when working with large datasets. |
cool Ill wait for @benjaminwestern to submit a PR but it might be good to agree to a UI for having both LIMIT & TABLESAMPLE for it be intuitive for the users |
Thanks Legend! haha I love the idea of seeing the values pre-creation so then we can validate what the query will generate. The reason I am interested in table sample is to validate my utilities across a random sampling of data from the table prior to fully releasing the code. Say for example I have a mobile number validation dataform utility, I would want to pre-validate this across a random sampling of the data available in the destination before committing to a potentially expensive and incorrect operation. In relation to LIMIT, I 100% agree that large tables need to have limit forced, I will look at pushing a PR to also increment an Offset so users can paginate through their data in a deterministic way Documentation |
Thanks @benjaminwestern , sounds great, looking forward to the PR :) |
Firstly.... Thank you for this tool!
It has saved countless hours of going back and forth to the GCP Console to validate columns, queries, run costs etc.
I was wondering if you would be able to update your 'Dataform Tools' feature slightly

If possible I would love to be able to set a 'sample' size as well as a custom 'limit' size. See Documentation here
In addition to this. Being able to see the columns and types of a given SQLX table definition would be awesome... using INFORMATION_SCHEMA.Columns like:
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I will attempt to write a PR for these later this week but I also just wanted to share my appreciation for your extension!
Cheers!
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