Hi all, I tried to use Jinja to create a query template similar to this and publish it as sql lab datasource:\n```select \ncustomer_first_name \nfrom analytics.lead_names\nWHERE 1=1\n{% set f_name = filter_values('customer_first_name') %}\n {% if f_name %}\nand customer_first_name in ( {{ "'" + "','".join(f_name ) + "'" }} )\n{% endif %}```\nI created a chart that utilizes the above datasource and added it in a dashboard together with a Filter box.\nEven though the values from the Filter box are passed to the above template correctly, I noticed that the final query encapsulates the above query and adds an additional where clause, as shown below\nAm I doing something wrong or is there a way not to have an extra where clause on the final query?\n```SELECT\ncustomer_first_name AS customer_first_name \nFROM\n(\n  select\n    customer_first_name\n  from\n    analytics.lead_names\n  WHERE\n    1=1\n    and customer_first_name in ('Anastasia')\n)\nAS expr_qry\nWHERE customer_first_name IN ('Anastasia')\nLIMIT 1000```