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[GitHub] [superset] jduo commented on issue #18783: Dremio Datasets with point (.) in Folder / Schema cannot be queried

jduo commented on issue #18783:
URL: https://github.com/apache/superset/issues/18783#issuecomment-1304121905

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   > Thanks for reporting @c-thiel. This appears to be a problem with the Dremio SQLAlchemy dialect; adding a table called `abc.def` to Sqlite renders the schema + table name correctly: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/33317356/155113000-63fcb220-35a2-401b-be1c-13f688e490bc.png)
   > 
   > Which connector are you using to connect to Dremio?
   
   @villebro , in the SQLite example above, the table name has a period, but @c-thiel's example shows a schema with a period in it that incorrectly gets split into sub-components.
   
   Is there a way to get Superset to treat a schema returned by get_schema_names() as a single name vs. a series of name components?
   
   From the SQLAlchemy connector perspective, each schema name returned by get_schema_names() is just one string and it is ambiguous if a period means it's a multi-part name vs. a single name that has periods in it.
   
   


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