Hey @zhutong6688, I'm here to help you with any bugs, questions, or contributions. Let's tackle this issue together!

The issue you're encountering seems to be related to the way Apache Superset handles partitioned tables in ODPS data sources. When previewing partitioned tables, Superset expects a specific partition to be specified to avoid full table scans, which can lead to errors like the one you're experiencing.

To resolve this issue, you should specify a partition when querying the ODPS partitioned table in SQLLab. This can be done by adding a partition predicate to your SQL query. For example, if your table student2 has a partition column month, you should include a condition like WHERE month = '2025-02' in your query to specify the partition you want to preview.

Unfortunately, I couldn't find specific error handling mechanisms or configuration settings in the Superset codebase that directly address this issue with ODPS data sources. However, ensuring that your queries include partition predicates should help avoid the semantic analysis exception you're encountering.

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@hainenber Thank you very much