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In Snowflake SQL it is possible to flatten objects in (at least) the following two ways: using a lateral flatten and using a join table flatten. If we then compute the lineage of a column taken from the flattened source, the catalog and db of the source is accounted for in the former but not the lateral. I think this is because the lateral is parsed as an Anonymous table.
Fully reproducible code snippet
Please include a fully reproducible code snippet or the input sql, dialect, and expected output.
In Snowflake SQL it is possible to flatten objects in (at least) the following two ways: using a lateral flatten and using a join table flatten. If we then compute the lineage of a column taken from the flattened source, the catalog and db of the source is accounted for in the former but not the lateral. I think this is because the lateral is parsed as an Anonymous table.
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