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fix: catch no table error #32640
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Category | Issue | Fix Detected |
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Missing Table Name in Error Message ▹ view |
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superset/db_engine_specs/presto.py | ✅ |
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raise SupersetDBAPIProgrammingError( | ||
"Table doesn't seem to exist on the database" | ||
) from ex |
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Missing Table Name in Error Message 
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What is the issue?
The error message doesn't include the table name or schema which makes it harder for users to identify which table is missing.
Why this matters
Without the table name in the error message, users have to spend more time debugging and identifying which table caused the error.
Suggested change ∙ Feature Preview
Include table details in the error message for better error reporting:
raise SupersetDBAPIProgrammingError(
f"Table '{table.schema}.{table.table}' doesn't exist in the database"
) from ex
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SUMMARY
I'm catching the original Presto log to 1) raise a Superset log instead of a Sqlalchemy one and 2) not log the table name. We can/should do this elsewhere, but this is the one that I found in the logs.
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