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The existing code is here:
https://github.com/fishtown-analytics/dbt/blob/fa8a4f2020655c60bdb66270616f5654e168a729/core/dbt/task/debug.py#L337
But that won't work on some third party adapters. One example is Oracle, which requires a from clause in any select statement.
Instead, this should be an adapter method on the base adapter, named debug_query() that takes no arguments. Then adap
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select * from table;
that query (with semicolon) runs fine in SQLLab but after clicking Explore on the results the Chart page gives an error about semicolon not allowed