Thanks for the quick reply Jeremy.
What I'm going to try is to write out a custom row count statement like
`SELECT COUNT(*) AS total_rows FROM (#{@sql}) x"` then drop the Execute as
User statement into EITHER statement, not both.
Manually insert the Execute as User statement for each functionality - row
count and iteration.
@sql = "SELECT * FROM [secure].[Employee Snapshot Fact] [Employee Snapshot
Fact]"
def row_count
"EXECUTE AS USER='ADND\\user'; SELECT COUNT(*) AS total_rows FROM
(#{@sql}) x"
end
def query
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