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Sign upWeird query behavior: Successful query with HTTP 403 AccessDenied error #96
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Hi @mraess yes I know what is happening :) It is nothing to be worries about.
If you don't like the warning message all the time. Try query caching :D This won't "tidy" the
Sorry for any confusion it has caused. Side note
Just a quick heads up, the chunk method isn't the fastest if you want to get the entire data frame. I recommend the standard |
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Please let me know if this resolves you issue. P.s. thanks of such detailed ticket :D it was a great help understanding what was going on :D |
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Just thinking out loud, this behaviour should really be documented |
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Hey @DyfanJones , Thanks for the swift response as always! I'll definitely give this a shot today to see if that resolves the issue and then I'll follow up with you. |
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@DyfanJones that did the trick! It's working now locally and on the server. We can close this out. Thanks for putting it into the documentation! |
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@mraess That is perfect. I will leave this open for the time being so I can get some time to add the documentation |
…have permission to delete aws s3 objects #96
dbClearResult behaviour documentation #96
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closing ticket as PR #97 has been merged |
Issue Description
I don't know if you remember, but not to long ago we discovered an issue in paws.common together and in an issue that had to do with pulling in profiles into the
profileparameter intodbConnect(). Everything works fine even with AWS_PROFILE as env variables. I've been working with the updated packages and a new error prevents me from running a script on the server.When I run a query, the data is pulled and written into an
robject (seetest_resultsbelow). However, I also get this error message:Which is weird since the data are actually pulled and the connection to the database is successfully established. Any idea why this message is popping up?
As always, any insights would be great!
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