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Currently, supports_window_clause() returns TRUE for Redshift connections, because the Redshift backend inherits from the Postgres backend, and Postgres does support window clauses.
However, Redshift does not currently support window clauses - at least, they are not mentioned anywhere in the AWS Redshift docs, and attempting to use a named window in a Redshift query in the same way as in a Postgres query, results in a syntax error.
Fixable by adding supports_window_clause() S3 methods for Redshift connections in backend-redshift.R.
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Currently,
supports_window_clause()
returnsTRUE
for Redshift connections, because the Redshift backend inherits from the Postgres backend, and Postgres does support window clauses.However, Redshift does not currently support window clauses - at least, they are not mentioned anywhere in the AWS Redshift docs, and attempting to use a named window in a Redshift query in the same way as in a Postgres query, results in a syntax error.
Fixable by adding
supports_window_clause()
S3 methods for Redshift connections inbackend-redshift.R
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: