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In `@explore_database/stores/stores.sql`:
- Line 77: Replace the ineffective self-comparisons used in the profiling
filters — change "store_name != store_name" and "store_type != store_type" to
explicit NULL/empty checks (e.g., "store_name IS NULL OR store_name = ''" and
"store_type IS NULL OR store_type = ''") or, if you intend to compare to another
column, use "IS DISTINCT FROM"; update occurrences for the symbols store_name
and store_type (also replace the same predicates at the other location
referenced around lines 121).
- Line 30: Remove the stray leading dot from the multipart table references;
replace occurrences like "FROM .[bronze].[stores]" and "FROM
.[bronze].[sales_transactions]" with valid identifiers such as "FROM
[bronze].[stores]" (or the full three-part name "[database].[bronze].[stores]"
if a database qualifier is intended) so the T‑SQL multipart identifier is
syntactically correct; update the instances in the stores SQL and transactions
SQL (the lines containing ".\[bronze\].\[stores\]" and
".\[bronze\].\[sales_transactions\]") accordingly.
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explore_database/employees/employees.sqlexplore_database/reviews/reviews.sqlexplore_database/stores/stores.sql
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| ,[has_cafe] | ||
| FROM .[bronze].[stores] No newline at end of file | ||
| FROM .[bronze].[stores] |
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Fix invalid T-SQL table reference syntax (FROM .[bronze].[stores]).
The leading dot before [bronze] in FROM .[bronze].[stores] is not valid multipart identifier syntax for SQL Server and can fail execution.
Also present in:
explore_database/stores/stores.sql:259(FROM .[bronze].[stores])explore_database/transactions/transactions.sql:62(FROM .[bronze].[sales_transactions])
Proposed fix
-FROM .[bronze].[stores]
+FROM [bronze].[stores]
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-FROM .[bronze].[stores]
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@explore_database/stores/stores.sql` at line 30, Remove the stray leading dot
from the multipart table references; replace occurrences like "FROM
.[bronze].[stores]" and "FROM .[bronze].[sales_transactions]" with valid
identifiers such as "FROM [bronze].[stores]" (or the full three-part name
"[database].[bronze].[stores]" if a database qualifier is intended) so the T‑SQL
multipart identifier is syntactically correct; update the instances in the
stores SQL and transactions SQL (the lines containing ".\[bronze\].\[stores\]"
and ".\[bronze\].\[sales_transactions\]") accordingly.
| store_name | ||
| FROM bronze.stores | ||
| WHERE store_name IS NULL | ||
| OR store_name != store_name |
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Replace self-comparison predicates in profiling filters.
store_name != store_name and store_type != store_type are ineffective for non-NULL rows, so these checks won’t catch dirty values as intended.
Proposed fix
-WHERE store_name IS NULL
- OR store_name != store_name
+WHERE store_name IS NULL
+ OR store_name != TRIM(store_name)
OR store_name != dbo.TitleCase(store_name)
OR TRIM(store_name) = ''
OR LEN(TRIM(store_name)) < 3 ;
-WHERE store_type IS NULL
- OR store_type != store_type
+WHERE store_type IS NULL
+ OR store_type != TRIM(store_type)
OR store_type != dbo.TitleCase(store_type)
OR TRIM(store_type) = ''
OR LEN(TRIM(store_type)) < 3 ;Also applies to: 121-121
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@explore_database/stores/stores.sql` at line 77, Replace the ineffective
self-comparisons used in the profiling filters — change "store_name !=
store_name" and "store_type != store_type" to explicit NULL/empty checks (e.g.,
"store_name IS NULL OR store_name = ''" and "store_type IS NULL OR store_type =
''") or, if you intend to compare to another column, use "IS DISTINCT FROM";
update occurrences for the symbols store_name and store_type (also replace the
same predicates at the other location referenced around lines 121).
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Add a statement terminator before this CTE. The preceding debug query (... where len(address) = 12) is not ended with ;, and in SQL Server a WITH CTE in the middle of a batch must follow a terminated statement. As written, this section raises a syntax error near WITH, which prevents the rest of the stores cleaning script (including the final clean-data select) from running.
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