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In-query lineage

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Last updated 7 months ago

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we realized that no matter how accurately we display column-level lineage between objects, on the "last mile" (within CTAS/VIEW queries), SQL developers are left without help and spend a lot of time exploring complex queries.

We couldn't let this happen, so we developed a new

Now you can go deeper into a selected object's logic and get column-level lineage for the internals of a SELECT query with a unique feature - IN-QUERY LINEAGE.

In-query lineage

In the current "preview" stage, we highlight CTEs, sub-queries, pivots, joins, and unions. We allow collapsing/expanding each sub-query to control the level of detail.

This functionality is also available for DBT projects.