I am trying to use a Jinja variable inside my adapter.get_relation but I am unable to do so :confused: The code
{% set the_var = 'amazon_full_orders_denormalized_' ~ company_uuid %}
{{ log(the_var, info=True) }}
{%- set source_relation = adapter.get_relation(
database='282615',
schema='airbyte_mumbai',
identifier= the_var ) -%}
The command I am using
dbt compile --vars '{"company_uuid":"0703afd3_496b_4ed5_8e0c_594b71f4718b","dataset":"airbyte_mumbai"}' --models tag:copy_reports
The variable the_var is getting set to amazon_full_orders_denormalized_
Found 6 models, 0 tests, 0 snapshots, 0 analyses, 165 macros, 0 operations, 0 seed files, 0 sources, 0 exposures
17:11:08 | Concurrency: 3 threads (target='dev')
17:11:08 |
amazon_full_orders_denormalized_
Table does not exist
17:11:08 | Done.
Whereas I am expecting it to be set to amazon_full_orders_denormalized_0703afd3_496b_4ed5_8e0c_594b71f4718b
Using variables in dbt can be hard sometimes! I think the commenter @Kay is on the right track here in that you have three variables happening here: the_var
, company_uuid
, and dataset
. It looks as if you'd like the a table name that is the concatenation of the_var
and company_uuid
, which you can do using jinja's concat operators, ~
, like this:
-- just for testing
{{ log(the_var, info=True) }}
{{ log(var('company_uuid'), info=True) }}
{{ log(the_var ~ var('company_uuid'), info=True) }}
-- see change to `identifier`
{%- set source_relation = adapter.get_relation(
database='282615',
schema='airbyte_mumbai',
identifier= the_var ~ var('company_uuid') ) -%}