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needs to use {{this}} format for incremental #3341

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion models/solana_utils/solana_utils_daily_balances.sql
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Expand Up @@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ WITH
FROM {{ source('solana','account_activity') }}
WHERE tx_success
{% if is_incremental() %}
AND block_time >= date_trunc("day", now() - interval '1 day')
AND block_time > (SELECT max(day) FROM {{this}})
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should probably use >= here to not drop later incremental updates from the same day?

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since day is derived from date_trunc(...), it represents the lower bound of the time, I think > will include all events in that date after UTC 00:00.

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We don't want to update on same day, only next day. To prevent duplicates.

There is the edge case of missing an address if their balance changes later that day but not the next day.

But ignoring that case for now!

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ah @Hosuke you're right! I was confused but indeed because we compare block_time with the day timestamp this works and there's no real difference between > and >=. 👍

{% endif %}
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