Based on our docs, multiple table references are valid, and this is
consistent with other systems where WITH is supported in queries. However,
maybe the problem is the reference to X1 in the definition of X2?

Bob

On Wed, Sep 23, 2015 at 3:41 PM, Neeraja Rentachintala <
nrentachint...@maprtech.com> wrote:

> Team
> Is this a valid Drill syntax (i.e 2 tables in with clause).
>
> WITH X1
> AS
> (SELECT city,
> AVG(review_count) AS city_reviews_avg
> FROM `business.json`
> GROUP BY city),
> X2
> AS
> (SELECT X1.city, X1.city_reviews_avg,
> MAX(X1.city_reviews_avg)
> OVER () AS city_reviews_avg_max
> FROM X1)
> SELECT X2.city, X2.city_reviews_avg
> FROM X2
> WHERE X2.city_reviews_avg_max = X2.city_reviews_avg;
>
> I am hitting this error. *Error: SYSTEM ERROR: NoSuchFieldError: constants*
>
> A single table specification in WITH clause works fine.
>
> -Neeraja
>

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