dosubot[bot] commented on issue #32394:
URL: https://github.com/apache/superset/issues/32394#issuecomment-2684734899

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   The error "dict is not a sequence" typically occurs when a dictionary is 
passed to a function that expects a sequence (like a list or tuple). In the 
context of Superset, this error is happening in the `pandas.io.sql` module when 
executing SQL queries, specifically in the `read_sql_query` function.
   
   Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot and potentially resolve 
this issue:
   
   1. **Check SQL Parameters**: Ensure that the SQL query being executed does 
not have any dictionary objects where a sequence is expected. This might 
involve checking how parameters are being passed to the query.
   
   2. **Review RLS Filters**: Since the issue arises after applying Row Level 
Security (RLS) rules, verify that the RLS clauses are correctly formatted and 
do not inadvertently introduce dictionary objects into the query parameters.
   
   3. **Inspect the `values_for_column` Function**: This function constructs 
and executes the SQL query. Ensure that the parameters passed to 
`pd.read_sql_query` are correctly formatted. The `sql` and `con` arguments 
should be a valid SQL string and a SQLAlchemy connection object, respectively.
   
   4. **Debugging**: Add logging or print statements before the 
`pd.read_sql_query` call to inspect the `sql` and any parameters being passed. 
This can help identify if a dictionary is mistakenly being used.
   
   5. **PostgreSQL Specifics**: Since the issue is specific to PostgreSQL, 
ensure that any PostgreSQL-specific configurations or extensions are compatible 
with the RLS setup and the SQLAlchemy version in use.
   
   If these steps do not resolve the issue, consider isolating the problem by 
creating a minimal example that reproduces the error, which can help in further 
debugging or seeking assistance.
   
   
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