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Describe the bug
The values that are observed in the output_count are sometimes more than the value of input_count. This case was happened only few times for the many times the execution has happened
To Reproduce
The checks performed on the table are row_dq and to be specific the rules are null_validation and uniqueness check and the rules was defined as it is defined in documentation. All the rules has been passed successfully with zero error rate but out of my experimentation on many tables it specifically happened on 2 tables
Expected behavior
Expected that input_counts to be equal to output_counts
Screenshots
The spark expectations version that has been used is 0.8.1
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
The values that are observed in the output_count are sometimes more than the value of input_count. This case was happened only few times for the many times the execution has happened
To Reproduce
The checks performed on the table are row_dq and to be specific the rules are null_validation and uniqueness check and the rules was defined as it is defined in documentation. All the rules has been passed successfully with zero error rate but out of my experimentation on many tables it specifically happened on 2 tables
Expected behavior
Expected that input_counts to be equal to output_counts
Screenshots
The spark expectations version that has been used is 0.8.1
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: