DBT snowflake utf-8' codec can't decode byte 0xa0 in position 1031: invalid start byte
I get the following error when I add fields (even commented out) into my query into DBT. I am using DBT cloud, running off snowflake.
This runs fine - it even has the table from which I want the fields in the join at the bottom.
However, as soos as I put in the fields - even commented out, I get the error in the title.
Any one have any idea why this is happenning.
so in the end, I found out that somehow a non-ANSI character (like a deadspace) crept into my script between copying code to and from the DBT interface to SSMS. Still not sure how this happened. None the less, DBT has a python module that parses the text, and this python module was having an issue with that character. So in the end, I simply had to retype my code... and then it worked.
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