OutputsConfig

relationalai.config.config_fields

Settings for individual outputs (tables and relations) that your model produces.

This allows you to customize how specific outputs are computed. Each setting is a map keyed by the output’s name. Names follow Snowflake rules: unquoted names match case-insensitively (cancel_chain matches CANCEL_CHAIN); to match a quoted Snowflake identifier — one with special characters or that preserves case — wrap the key in double quotes (e.g. '"My.Table"').

Examples

outputs:
    force_reasoner:
        recursive_closure: logic
        cancel_chain_root: sql
    materialization_default: table
    force_materialization:
        customer_summary: view
        big_join_result: table
        streaming_agg: dynamic_table

Attributes

.force_reasoner

OutputsConfig.force_reasoner: (dict[str, str], optional)

Pick which reasoner — "sql" or "logic" — computes specific outputs. When two relations are mutually recursive, naming either one moves the whole cycle.

Advanced option. Only force outputs that the target reasoner can actually compute. Incompatible forcings will surface as a runtime error at refresh time rather than at config load.

.materialization_default

OutputsConfig.materialization_default: (str, optional)

Default materialization for outputs (Snowflake only) when no per-output override is set in force_materialization. Values: "dynamic_table" (default), "table", or "view".

.force_materialization

OutputsConfig.force_materialization: (dict[str, str], optional)

Per-output materialization override (Snowflake only), keyed by the unqualified output table name. Values: "dynamic_table", "table", or "view". Outputs not listed use materialization_default. Ignored on DuckDB.

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