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ERROR: column "oid" does not exist in x [Dbeaver-Redshift]
See original GitHub issueI am trying to connect to redshift using dbeaver (I am using v5.2.0.2xxxx). Manage to see the schema, table, and row count statistics but when I tried to browse data, I encountered this error (ERROR: column "oid" does not exist in x).
I still manage to query my data just fine. So I wonder what error is this, why can’t I browse my data in Data tab?
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So there’s a checkbox in the “Properties” tab when you first open up the “View Table” tab… the label is “Has Oids”… just uncheck that and your problem goes away. Good luck!
@serge-rider Thanks. It works.