Even though SQL is generated behind the scenes, if a query run fails to execute, no SQL is returned to the frontend.
That's not optimal:
- doesn't give a chance for users to correct the query
- user doesn't see what's going on
- slows down the response time quite a bit (specially with remote DB connections that are already super slow), we could be returning SQL a lot sooner
I think we should think about the 'remove result' pattern again @anthony2261

Even though SQL is generated behind the scenes, if a query run fails to execute, no SQL is returned to the frontend.
That's not optimal:
I think we should think about the 'remove result' pattern again @anthony2261