RussellSpitzer commented on issue #9327:
URL: https://github.com/apache/iceberg/issues/9327#issuecomment-1859515258
When I see this sort of thing it's usually one of two issues
1. The user has accidentally run some command which deletes files without
talking to iceberg, the snapshot refers to a file which no longer exists. This
was done accidentally so the file must be removed via a metadata delete to get
the table back to a healthy status.
Common reasons for this
* User has mutliple tables homed in the same directory, Remove orphan
files for one deletes files for the other
* User error, manually deleting a file
* Third party ttl system
2. The query is running a snapshot which has been expired but not yet
removed from cache, or the query was started and then the snapshot was
expired. In this case you just refresh the cache and the query will work
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