fix: use run_query in get_column_values to avoid statement name collision#1111
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Fixes dbt-labs#1079. When multiple models call get_column_values in the same dbt invocation, the hardcoded statement name causes MacroResultAlreadyLoadedError on the second call. Replacing with run_query() eliminates global name dependency entirely. Updated result access to use agate.Table API.
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Fixes #1079
The macro uses a hardcoded name in statement('get_column_values') which gets stored in the global context. When two models call this macro in the same dbt run, the second call hits MacroResultAlreadyLoadedError because the name is already registered.
Switched to
un_query() which returns results directly without touching global state. Also updated result access to match the agate.Table API.
Tested locally with dbt-duckdb by calling the macro twice in one model - no error after the fix.