Return specific column from Snowflake `show tables` command
I am trying to return column: cluster_by
using a snowflake query as below with a dbt
macro.
The macro will be used to infer if a model (and correct target relation) has a clustering property.
dbt – Using multiple ‘models’ folders in one dbt project? Is this a possibility?
For those with dbt experience, is it possible to have multiple ‘models’ folders in a single dbt project (all aliased as different folder names)?
We have a project where there are multiple clients and we want to segregate their data pipelines by creating a separate models folders for each client in the same project.
For example, client ‘a’ would have their models in a folder called ‘models_[client a]’ and underneath would be the main/stage/intermediate folders.
Client ‘b’ would have a models folder called ‘models_[client b]’… etc. I don’t see much documentation around this type of set up which makes me think this is not a potential way to set up a working dbt project. If we specify each models folder in the dbt_project.yml file (we are on dbt cloud btw) will dbt build the models correctly?