> Sorry, truncate is not compatible with AS OF. It is performed at file
> level and deletes old old version.
> So if you want to use time travel, you should not use truncate.
As time travel doesn't support truncate, I would prefer it to be checked.
If no check is performed, ASOF queries (with timestamp before truncate )
would return no data even when there was: this could be considered as a
wrong result.
if a truncate is detected, an error should be raised, saying data is no more
available before truncate timestamp.
> Does it mean that no explicit check is needed that table metadata was
> not checked after specified timeslice?
Not sure, it would depend on metadata modification type ...
adding/dropping a columns seems working,
what about altering a column type or dropping / recreating a table ?
Regards
PAscal
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