Hi there,
there are many views created in Jupiter notebook but i am not able to find out the most recent code if someone overwrites the view.
Does someone know the sql command to find out the code behind an existing view?
something like "show view" command in teradata
Really appreciate you help
Regards
ER
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Hi @ER4 , I'm assuming you want to inspect your view definition which is created inside AEP via Jupyter notebook. This forum is for AEP and it uses PostgreSQL not Teradata. So with that assumption in order to access view definition inside AEP you can use below query which reads view definition from .Postgres 'pg_views' table.
select definition from pg_views where viewname = 'your view name'
Hi @ER4 , I'm assuming you want to inspect your view definition which is created inside AEP via Jupyter notebook. This forum is for AEP and it uses PostgreSQL not Teradata. So with that assumption in order to access view definition inside AEP you can use below query which reads view definition from .Postgres 'pg_views' table.
select definition from pg_views where viewname = 'your view name'
Hi there
So sorry to reply so in late i was expecting an email to alert someone has replied.
Anyway your solution is what i was looking for and really made my Day
thank you very much for your help
Ettore
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