tdfs4ds 0.2.4.26__py3-none-any.whl → 0.2.5.1__py3-none-any.whl

tdfs4ds/__init__.py

@@ -1,5 +1,8 @@
-__version__ = '0.2.4.26'
+__version__ = '0.2.5.1'
+import difflib
 import logging
+import json
+
 # Setup the logger
 logging.basicConfig(
     level=logging.INFO,
@@ -7,11 +10,21 @@ logging.basicConfig(
     datefmt='%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S'  # Set the date/time format
 )
 
+# Helper: central logging gate controlled by tdfs4ds.DISPLAY_LOGS
+def logger_safe(level, message, *args, **kwargs):
+    """
+    Wrapper around the global `logger` that only emits logs when
+    tdfs4ds.DISPLAY_LOGS is True. `level` is a string like "info", "error", etc.
+    """
+    if getattr(tdfs4ds, "DISPLAY_LOGS", True):
+        getattr(logger, level)(message, *args, **kwargs)
+
 logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
 
 from tdfs4ds.feature_store.feature_query_retrieval import get_available_entity_id_records, write_where_clause_filter
 from tdfs4ds.process_store.process_followup import follow_up_report
 from tdfs4ds.dataset.dataset_catalog import DatasetCatalog, Dataset
+from . import genai
 
 DATA_DOMAIN             = None
 SCHEMA                  = None
@@ -44,6 +57,18 @@ FEATURE_PARTITION_EACH  = 1
 
 VARCHAR_SIZE            = 1024
 
+INSTRUCT_MODEL_URL      = None
+INSTRUCT_MODEL_API_KEY  = None
+INSTRUCT_MODEL_MODEL    = None
+INSTRUCT_MODEL_PROVIDER = None
+
+DOCUMENTATION_PROCESS_BUSINESS_LOGIC      = 'FS_PROCESS_DOCUMENTATION_BUSINESS_LOGIC'
+DOCUMENTATION_PROCESS_FEATURES            = 'FS_PROCESS_DOCUMENTATION_FEATURES'
+DOCUMENTATION_PROCESS_BUSINESS_LOGIC_VIEW = 'FS_V_PROCESS_DOCUMENTATION_BUSINESS_LOGIC'
+DOCUMENTATION_PROCESS_FEATURES_VIEW       = 'FS_V_PROCESS_DOCUMENTATION_FEATURES'
+DOCUMENTATION_PROCESS_EXPLAIN             = 'FS_PROCESS_DOCUMENTATION_EXPLAIN'
+DOCUMENTATION_PROCESS_EXPLAIN_VIEW        = 'FS_V_PROCESS_DOCUMENTATION_EXPLAIN'
+
 import warnings
 warnings.filterwarnings('ignore')
 
@@ -57,7 +82,7 @@ import tdfs4ds.datasets
 import time
 
 import inspect
-import tqdm
+from tqdm.auto import tqdm  # auto picks the right frontend (notebook/terminal)
 
 from tdfs4ds.feature_store.feature_data_processing import generate_on_clause
 
@@ -70,92 +95,85 @@ PROCESS_TYPE = 'RUN PROCESS'
 try:
     SCHEMA = tdml.context.context._get_current_databasename()
     if SCHEMA is None:
-        print('Please specify the database which is hosting the feature store.')
-        print('tdfs4ds.feature_store.schema = "<feature store database>"')
+        logger.warning("No default database detected for feature store.")
+        logger.warning('Please set it explicitly: tdfs4ds.feature_store.schema = "<feature store database>"')
     else:
-        print('The default database is used for the feature store.')
-        print(f"tdfs4ds.feature_store.schema = '{SCHEMA}'")
+        logger.info("Default database detected for feature store: %s", SCHEMA)
+        logger.info('tdfs4ds.feature_store.schema = "%s"', SCHEMA)
+
         if DATA_DOMAIN is None:
             DATA_DOMAIN = SCHEMA
-            print(f"the data domain for the current work is :{DATA_DOMAIN}")
-            print("Please update it as you wish with tdfs4ds.DATA_DOMAIN=<your data domain>")
+            logger.info("DATA_DOMAIN not set. Defaulting to SCHEMA: %s", DATA_DOMAIN)
+            logger.info('You can override it using: tdfs4ds.DATA_DOMAIN = "<your data domain>"')
 
 except Exception as e:
-    print('Please specify the database which is hosting the feature store.')
-    print('tdfs4ds.feature_store.schema = "<feature store database>"')
+    logger.error("Could not determine current database: %s", str(e).split('\n')[0])
+    logger.warning("Please specify the feature store database manually:")
+    logger.warning('tdfs4ds.feature_store.schema = "<feature store database>"')
 
 
 def setup(database, if_exists='fail'):
     """
-    Set up the database environment by configuring schema names and optionally dropping existing tables.
-
-    This function sets the database schema for feature and process catalogs. If specified, it also handles
-    the replacement of existing catalog tables. It reports the status of these operations, including any
-    encountered exceptions.
-
-    Parameters:
-    database (str): The name of the database schema to be used.
-    if_exists (str, optional): Determines the behavior if catalog tables already exist in the database.
-                               'fail' (default) - Do nothing if the tables exist.
-                               'replace' - Drop the tables if they exist before creating new ones.
-
-    Steps performed:
-    1. Sets the schema to the provided database name.
-    2. If 'if_exists' is 'replace', attempts to drop 'FS_FEATURE_CATALOG' and 'FS_PROCESS_CATALOG' tables.
-    3. Creates new feature and process catalog tables and sets their names in the tdfs4ds module.
-    4. Prints the names of the newly created tables along with the database name.
-    5. Captures and prints the first line of any exceptions that occur during these operations.
-
-    Returns:
-    None
+    Initialize the feature store environment by creating catalog tables and views.
     """
 
     from tdfs4ds.feature_store.feature_store_management import feature_store_catalog_creation
     from tdfs4ds.process_store.process_store_catalog_management import process_store_catalog_creation
 
     tdfs4ds.SCHEMA = database
+    logger_safe("info", "Setting up feature store in database: %s", database)
+
     if if_exists == 'replace':
-        try:
-            tdml.db_drop_table(table_name = tdfs4ds.FEATURE_CATALOG_NAME, schema_name=database)
-        except Exception as e:
-            print(str(e).split('\n')[0])
-        try:
-            tdml.db_drop_table(table_name = tdfs4ds.PROCESS_CATALOG_NAME, schema_name=database)
-        except Exception as e:
-            print(str(e).split('\n')[0])
-        try:
-            tdml.db_drop_table(table_name = tdfs4ds.DATA_DISTRIBUTION_NAME, schema_name=database)
-        except Exception as e:
-            print(str(e).split('\n')[0])
+        logger_safe("info", "Replacing existing catalog tables if they exist.")
+        for table in [tdfs4ds.FEATURE_CATALOG_NAME, tdfs4ds.PROCESS_CATALOG_NAME, tdfs4ds.DATA_DISTRIBUTION_NAME]:
+            try:
+                tdml.db_drop_table(table_name=table, schema_name=database)
+                logger_safe("info", "Dropped table %s.%s", database, table)
+            except Exception as e:
+                logger_safe("warning", "Could not drop table %s.%s: %s", database, table, str(e).split('\n')[0])
 
         DatasetCatalog(schema_name=database, name=tdfs4ds.DATASET_CATALOG_NAME).drop_catalog()
+
     try:
         tdfs4ds.FEATURE_CATALOG_NAME = feature_store_catalog_creation()
-        print('feature catalog table: ', tdfs4ds.FEATURE_CATALOG_NAME, ' in database ', database)
+        logger_safe("info", "Feature catalog table created: %s in database %s", tdfs4ds.FEATURE_CATALOG_NAME, database)
     except Exception as e:
-        print(str(e).split('\n')[0])
+        logger_safe("error", "Feature catalog creation failed: %s", str(e).split('\n')[0])
 
     try:
-        tdfs4ds.PROCESS_CATALOG_NAME, tdfs4ds.DATA_DISTRIBUTION_NAME, tdfs4ds.FILTER_MANAGER_NAME = process_store_catalog_creation()
-        print('process catalog table: ', tdfs4ds.PROCESS_CATALOG_NAME, ' in database ', database)
-        print('data distribution table: ', tdfs4ds.DATA_DISTRIBUTION_NAME, ' in database ', database)
-        print('filter manager table: ', tdfs4ds.FILTER_MANAGER_NAME, ' in database ', database)
+        (tdfs4ds.PROCESS_CATALOG_NAME,
+         tdfs4ds.DATA_DISTRIBUTION_NAME,
+         tdfs4ds.FILTER_MANAGER_NAME) = process_store_catalog_creation()
+
+        logger_safe("info", "Process catalog table created: %s", tdfs4ds.PROCESS_CATALOG_NAME)
+        logger_safe("info", "Data distribution table created: %s", tdfs4ds.DATA_DISTRIBUTION_NAME)
+        logger_safe("info", "Filter manager table created: %s", tdfs4ds.FILTER_MANAGER_NAME)
     except Exception as e:
-        print(str(e).split('\n')[0])
+        logger_safe("error", "Process catalog creation failed: %s", str(e).split('\n')[0])
 
     try:
         tdfs4ds.process_store.process_followup.follow_up_table_creation()
+        logger_safe("info", "Follow-up table created successfully.")
     except Exception as e:
-        print(str(e).split('\n')[0])
+        logger_safe("error", "Follow-up table creation failed: %s", str(e).split('\n')[0])
 
     tdfs4ds.feature_store.feature_store_management.feature_store_catalog_view_creation()
     tdfs4ds.process_store.process_store_catalog_management.process_store_catalog_view_creation()
+
     dataset_catalog = DatasetCatalog(schema_name=database, name=tdfs4ds.DATASET_CATALOG_NAME)
     if not dataset_catalog._exists():
         dataset_catalog.create_catalog()
+        logger_safe("info", "Dataset catalog created: %s", tdfs4ds.DATASET_CATALOG_NAME)
 
+    logger_safe("info", "Setup complete.")
+    try:
+        tdfs4ds.genai.documentations_tables_creation()
+        logger_safe("info", "Documentation tables created successfully.")
+    except Exception as e:
+        logger_safe("error", "Documentation tables creation failed: %s", str(e).split('\n')[0])
     return
 
+
 def connect(
     database                  = tdfs4ds.SCHEMA,
     feature_catalog_name      = tdfs4ds.FEATURE_CATALOG_NAME,
@@ -166,37 +184,51 @@ def connect(
     feature_catalog_name_view = tdfs4ds.FEATURE_CATALOG_NAME_VIEW,
     process_catalog_name_view = tdfs4ds.PROCESS_CATALOG_NAME_VIEW,
     dataset_catalog_name      = tdfs4ds.DATASET_CATALOG_NAME,
-    create_if_missing         = False  # New argument
+    documentation_process_business_logic = tdfs4ds.DOCUMENTATION_PROCESS_BUSINESS_LOGIC,
+    documentation_process_features       = tdfs4ds.DOCUMENTATION_PROCESS_FEATURES,
+    documentation_process_explain        = tdfs4ds.DOCUMENTATION_PROCESS_EXPLAIN,
+    create_if_missing         = False
 ):
-    if database is not None:
-        tdfs4ds.SCHEMA = database
-    else:
+    if database is None:
         raise ValueError("database parameter is None.")
+    tdfs4ds.SCHEMA = database
+    logger_safe("info", "Connecting to feature store in database: %s", database)
 
     tables = [x.lower() for x in list(tdml.db_list_tables(schema_name=tdfs4ds.SCHEMA, object_type='table').TableName.values)]
-    
+
     feature_exists = feature_catalog_name.lower() in tables
     process_exists = process_catalog_name.lower() in tables
     distrib_exists = data_distribution_name.lower() in tables
     filter_manager_exists = filter_manager_name.lower() in tables
     followup_name_exists = followup_name.lower() in tables
+    documentation_process_business_logic_exist = documentation_process_business_logic.lower() in tables
+    documentation_process_features_exist = documentation_process_features.lower() in tables
+    documentation_process_explain_exist = documentation_process_explain.lower() in tables
 
-    if not (feature_exists and process_exists and distrib_exists and filter_manager_exists):
+
+    if not (feature_exists and process_exists and distrib_exists and filter_manager_exists and documentation_process_business_logic_exist and documentation_process_features_exist):
         if not create_if_missing:
-            return False  # Feature store does not exist
-        else:
-            # Create the missing components
-            if not feature_exists:
-                tdfs4ds.feature_store.feature_store_management.feature_store_catalog_creation()
-            if not process_exists:
-                tdfs4ds.process_store.process_store_catalog_management.process_store_catalog_creation()
-            if not distrib_exists:
-                tdfs4ds.data_distribution.data_distribution_catalog_creation()
-            if not filter_manager_exists:
-                tdfs4ds.filter_manager.filter_manager_catalog_creation()
-
-    # Follow-up table handling
+            logger_safe("warning", "Feature store components missing and create_if_missing=False")
+            return False
+        logger_safe("info", "Missing components detected; creating missing parts...")
+        if not feature_exists:
+            logger_safe("info", "Creating feature catalog: %s", feature_catalog_name)
+            tdfs4ds.feature_store.feature_store_management.feature_store_catalog_creation()
+        if not process_exists:
+            logger_safe("info", "Creating process catalog: %s", process_catalog_name)
+            tdfs4ds.process_store.process_store_catalog_management.process_store_catalog_creation()
+        if not distrib_exists:
+            logger_safe("info", "Creating data distribution table: %s", data_distribution_name)
+            tdfs4ds.data_distribution.data_distribution_catalog_creation()
+        if not filter_manager_exists:
+            logger_safe("info", "Creating filter manager table: %s", filter_manager_name)
+            tdfs4ds.filter_manager.filter_manager_catalog_creation()
+        if not documentation_process_business_logic_exist or not documentation_process_features_exist or not documentation_process_explain_exist:
+            logger_safe("info", "Creating documentation tables.")
+            tdfs4ds.genai.documentation_tables_creation()
+
     if not followup_name_exists:
+        logger_safe("info", "Creating follow-up table: %s", followup_name)
         tdfs4ds.process_store.process_followup.follow_up_table_creation()
     tdfs4ds.FOLLOW_UP_NAME = followup_name
 
@@ -210,20 +242,20 @@ def connect(
 
     process_list = tdml.DataFrame(tdml.in_schema(database, process_catalog_name))
     if 'ENTITY_NULL_SUBSTITUTE' not in process_list.columns:
-        print('ENTITY_NULL_SUBSTITUTE column does not exist in the existing process catalog')
-        print('upgrade to the latest DDL')
+        logger_safe("warning", "ENTITY_NULL_SUBSTITUTE column missing. Upgrading catalog.")
         tdfs4ds.process_store.process_store_catalog_management.upgrade_process_catalog()
 
     tdfs4ds.feature_store.feature_store_management.feature_store_catalog_view_creation()
     tdfs4ds.process_store.process_store_catalog_management.process_store_catalog_view_creation()
 
-    # Dataset catalog setup
+    # Dataset Catalog
     tdfs4ds.DATASET_CATALOG_NAME = dataset_catalog_name
-    dataset_catalog = DatasetCatalog(schema_name=database, name=tdfs4ds.DATASET_CATALOG_NAME)
+    dataset_catalog = DatasetCatalog(schema_name=database, name=dataset_catalog_name)
     if not dataset_catalog._exists():
         dataset_catalog.create_catalog()
+        logger_safe("info", "Dataset catalog created: %s", dataset_catalog_name)
 
-    # Check if distribution is temporal
+    # Detect temporal distribution
     def is_data_distribution_temporal():
         return 'PERIOD' in tdfs4ds.utils.lineage.get_ddl(
             view_name=tdfs4ds.DATA_DISTRIBUTION_NAME,
@@ -231,10 +263,110 @@ def connect(
             object_type='table'
         )
     
+    query_data_domain = f"""
+    SELECT DISTINCT DATA_DOMAIN
+    FROM {tdfs4ds.SCHEMA}.{tdfs4ds.PROCESS_CATALOG_NAME_VIEW}
+    UNION
+    SELECT DISTINCT DATA_DOMAIN
+    FROM {tdfs4ds.SCHEMA}.{tdfs4ds.FEATURE_CATALOG_NAME_VIEW}
+    """
+    data_domains = tdml.DataFrame.from_query(query_data_domain).to_pandas()['DATA_DOMAIN'].tolist()
+    logger_safe("info", "Data domains in feature store: %s", data_domains)
+
     tdfs4ds.DATA_DISTRIBUTION_TEMPORAL = is_data_distribution_temporal()
-    
-    return True  # Feature store exists or was created
+    logger_safe("info", "Connected to feature store successfully.")
+    return True
+
+def get_data_domains(verbose=True):
+    """
+    Retrieve and display all data domains available in the feature store.
+    This function queries the feature store to obtain a list of all distinct data domains
+    that have been defined within the system. It combines data domains from both the process
+    catalog and the feature catalog, ensuring a comprehensive overview. The current data
+    domain in use is highlighted for easy identification.
+    Parameters:
+    - verbose (bool): If True, prints the list of data domains with the current one marked.
+    Returns:
+    - str: The current data domain in use.
+    """
+
+    query_data_domain = f"""
+    SELECT DISTINCT DATA_DOMAIN
+    FROM {tdfs4ds.SCHEMA}.{tdfs4ds.PROCESS_CATALOG_NAME_VIEW}
+    UNION
+    SELECT DISTINCT DATA_DOMAIN
+    FROM {tdfs4ds.SCHEMA}.{tdfs4ds.FEATURE_CATALOG_NAME_VIEW}
+    """
+    data_domains = tdml.DataFrame.from_query(query_data_domain).to_pandas()['DATA_DOMAIN'].tolist()
+
+    if verbose:
+        print("Data Domains in Feature Store:")
+        for d in data_domains:
+            if d != tdfs4ds.DATA_DOMAIN:
+                print('\t'+d)
+            else:
+                print('*\t'+d)
+        if tdfs4ds.DATA_DOMAIN not in data_domains and tdfs4ds.DATA_DOMAIN is not None:
+            print("\nCurrent data domain (%s) not available yet in feature store. It may be a new one" % tdfs4ds.DATA_DOMAIN)
+        return
+    return data_domains
+
+def select_data_domain(data_domain):
+    """
+    Set the active data domain for feature store operations.
 
+    This function allows users to specify which data domain should be considered
+    as the current context for subsequent feature store operations. By setting
+    the data domain, users can ensure that all feature queries, registrations,
+    and other interactions with the feature store are scoped appropriately.
+    This is particularly useful in environments where multiple data domains
+    exist, allowing for clear separation and organization of features.
+
+    Parameters:
+    - data_domain (str): The name of the data domain to set as active.
+
+    Returns:
+    - str: The data domain that has been set as active.
+    """
+    data_domains = get_data_domains(verbose=False)
+    if data_domain not in data_domains:
+        logger_safe("error", "Data domain '%s' not found in feature store.", data_domain)
+        raise ValueError(f"Data domain '{data_domain}' not found in feature store.")
+    #suggest a data domain closest to the requested one
+    closest_domain = difflib.get_close_matches(data_domain, data_domains, n=1)
+    if data_domain in data_domains:
+        tdfs4ds.DATA_DOMAIN = data_domain
+    elif closest_domain:
+        logger_safe("info", "Did you mean '%s'?", closest_domain[0])
+        return
+    tdfs4ds.DATA_DOMAIN = data_domain
+    logger_safe("info", "Data domain set to: %s", data_domain)
+    return 
+
+def create_data_domain(data_domain):
+    """
+    Create a new data domain in the feature store.
+
+    This function facilitates the creation of a new data domain within the feature store.
+    A data domain serves as a logical grouping for features, allowing for better organization
+    and management. By creating a new data domain, users can segregate features based on
+    specific criteria, such as business units, projects, or data types. This helps in
+    maintaining clarity and structure within the feature store, especially in environments
+    with diverse datasets and use cases.
+
+    Parameters:
+    - data_domain (str): The name of the new data domain to be created.
+
+    Returns:
+    - str: The name of the newly created data domain.
+    """
+    existing_domains = get_data_domains(verbose=False)
+    if data_domain in existing_domains:
+        logger_safe("warning", "Data domain '%s' already exists in feature store.", data_domain)
+        return data_domain
+    tdfs4ds.DATA_DOMAIN = data_domain
+    logger_safe("info", "Data domain '%s' created in locally.", data_domain)
+    return
 
 
 def feature_catalog():
@@ -287,50 +419,22 @@ def get_dataset_entity(dataset_id = None):
 def get_dataset_features(dataset_id = None):
     return DatasetCatalog(schema_name=tdfs4ds.SCHEMA, name=tdfs4ds.DATASET_CATALOG_NAME).get_dataset_features(dataset_id)
 
-def run(process_id, return_dataset = False, force_compute = False, force_varchar_length = None):
+def run(process_id, return_dataset=False, force_compute=False, force_varchar_length=None, dataset_view_name=None):
     """
     Executes a specific process from the feature store identified by the process ID.
-    The function handles different process types and performs appropriate actions.
-
-    Parameters:
-    - process_id (str): The unique identifier of the process to run.
-    - return_dataset (bool, optional): A flag indicating whether to return the dataset created during the process.
-                                       Default is False.
-    - force_compute (bool, optional): A flag indicating whether to force computation even if data already exists.
-                                      Default is False.
-    - force_varchar_length (int, optional): in order to avoid the multiplication of feature tables when dealing with the
-                                        VARCHAR type, it cast the VARCHAR features into VARCHAR(k x force_varchar_length)
-                                        where k is the smallest integer so that the original lengths is smaller or equal
-                                        to k x force_varchar_length. Default is None.
-
-    Returns:
-    DataFrame or None: If return_dataset is True, returns the dataset created during the process. Otherwise, returns None.
-
-    This function performs the following steps:
-    1. Determines the process type and initializes necessary variables.
-    2. Constructs and executes a SQL query to retrieve process details by process ID.
-    3. Fetches the filter manager, process type, primary index, partitioning, and data domain from the query result.
-    4. Handles different process types, such as 'denormalized view' and 'tdstone2 view'.
-    5. For 'denormalized view' process type, extracts necessary details, fetches data, and uploads features to the feature store.
-    6. Optionally returns the dataset created during the process if return_dataset is True.
-
-    Note:
-    - The function relies on various sub-modules within the `tdfs4ds` library for different steps of the process, from
-      data retrieval to feature uploading.
-    - It is intended to be used internally within a system that manages a Teradata feature store, assuming access to
-      a Teradata database and the appropriate schema for feature storage.
+    Uses global `logger` for diagnostics (gated by tdfs4ds.DISPLAY_LOGS).
     """
 
     if tdfs4ds.PROCESS_TYPE is None:
         PROCESS_TYPE_ = 'RUN PROCESS'
-        tdfs4ds.RUN_ID       = str(uuid.uuid4())
+        tdfs4ds.RUN_ID = str(uuid.uuid4())
     else:
         PROCESS_TYPE_ = tdfs4ds.PROCESS_TYPE
 
-    if tdfs4ds.DEBUG_MODE:
-        print('def run','tdfs4ds.FEATURE_STORE_TIME', tdfs4ds.FEATURE_STORE_TIME)
+    if getattr(tdfs4ds, "DEBUG_MODE", False):
+        logger_safe("debug", "def run | tdfs4ds.FEATURE_STORE_TIME=%s", tdfs4ds.FEATURE_STORE_TIME)
 
-    if tdfs4ds.FEATURE_STORE_TIME == None:
+    if tdfs4ds.FEATURE_STORE_TIME is None:
         validtime_statement = 'CURRENT VALIDTIME'
     else:
         validtime_statement = f"VALIDTIME AS OF TIMESTAMP '{tdfs4ds.FEATURE_STORE_TIME}'"
@@ -342,148 +446,112 @@ def run(process_id, return_dataset = False, force_compute = False, force_varchar
     WHERE A.PROCESS_ID = '{process_id}'
     """
 
+    logger_safe(
+        "info",
+        "Starting run | run_id=%s | process_type=%s | process_id=%s | return_dataset=%s | force_compute=%s | force_varchar_length=%s",
+        tdfs4ds.RUN_ID, PROCESS_TYPE_, process_id, return_dataset, force_compute, force_varchar_length
+    )
+
     # Executing the query and converting the result to Pandas DataFrame
     df = tdml.DataFrame.from_query(query).to_pandas()
 
-    # Check if exactly one record is returned, else print an error
+    # Check if exactly one record is returned, else log an error and return
     if df.shape[0] != 1:
-        print('error - there is ', df.shape[0], f' records. Check table {tdfs4ds.SCHEMA}.{tdfs4ds.PROCESS_CATALOG_NAME_VIEW}')
-        print('check ou this query:')
-        print(query)
+        logger_safe(
+            "error",
+            "Process catalog lookup returned %s record(s); expected 1. Check table %s.%s. Query: %s",
+            df.shape[0], tdfs4ds.SCHEMA, tdfs4ds.PROCESS_CATALOG_NAME_VIEW, query.strip()
+        )
         return
 
-
     # Fetching the filter manager
     filter_schema_name = df['FILTER_DATABASE_NAME'].values[0]
     if filter_schema_name is None:
         filtermanager = None
     else:
         filter_view_name = df['FILTER_VIEW_NAME'].values[0]
-        filter_table_name = df['FILTER_TABLE_NAME'].values[0]
+        filter_table_name = df['FILTER_TABLE_NAME'].values[0]  # kept for parity; not used directly here
         filtermanager = FilterManager(table_name=filter_view_name, schema_name=filter_schema_name)
 
-    # Fetching the process type from the query result
-    process_type = df['PROCESS_TYPE'].values[0]
-
-    # Fetching the primary index from the query result
-    primary_index = df['FOR_PRIMARY_INDEX'].values[0]
+    # Fetching process metadata
+    process_type   = df['PROCESS_TYPE'].values[0]
+    primary_index  = df['FOR_PRIMARY_INDEX'].values[0]
     if primary_index is not None:
-        primary_index = primary_index.split(',')
-
-    # Fetching the primary index from the query result
-    partitioning = df['FOR_DATA_PARTITIONING'].values[0]
-
-    # Fetching the data domain from the query result
-    DATA_DOMAIN = df['DATA_DOMAIN'].values[0]
+        primary_index = [x.strip() for x in primary_index.split(',') if x.strip()]
+    partitioning   = df['FOR_DATA_PARTITIONING'].values[0]
+    DATA_DOMAIN    = df['DATA_DOMAIN'].values[0]
+
+    logger_safe(
+        "info",
+        "Process metadata | process_id=%s | process_type=%s | primary_index=%s | partitioning=%s | data_domain=%s | validtime=%s",
+        process_id, process_type, primary_index, partitioning, DATA_DOMAIN, validtime_statement
+    )
 
     # Handling 'denormalized view' process type
     if process_type == 'denormalized view':
-        # Extracting necessary details for this process type
-        view_name = df['VIEW_NAME'].values[0]
-        entity_id = df['ENTITY_ID'].values[0].split(',')
+        view_name              = df['VIEW_NAME'].values[0]
+        entity_id              = [x.strip() for x in df['ENTITY_ID'].values[0].split(',') if x.strip()]
         entity_null_substitute = eval(df['ENTITY_NULL_SUBSTITUTE'].values[0])
-        feature_names = df['FEATURE_NAMES'].values[0].split(',')
+        feature_names          = [x.strip() for x in df['FEATURE_NAMES'].values[0].split(',') if x.strip()]
 
-        # Fetching data and uploading features to the feature store
         df_data = tdml.DataFrame(tdml.in_schema(view_name.split('.')[0], view_name.split('.')[1]))
 
-        if tdfs4ds.DEBUG_MODE:
-            print('run','entity_id',entity_id)
-            print('run', 'entity_null_substitute', entity_null_substitute)
-            print('run','feature_names',feature_names)
-            print('run','process_id',process_id)
-            print('run','primary_index',primary_index)
-            print('run','partitioning',partitioning)
+        if getattr(tdfs4ds, "DEBUG_MODE", False):
+            logger_safe("debug", "run | entity_id=%s", entity_id)
+            logger_safe("debug", "run | entity_null_substitute=%s", entity_null_substitute)
+            logger_safe("debug", "run | feature_names=%s", feature_names)
+            logger_safe("debug", "run | process_id=%s", process_id)
+            logger_safe("debug", "run | primary_index=%s", primary_index)
+            logger_safe("debug", "run | partitioning=%s", partitioning)
+
         dataset = _upload_features(
             df_data,
             entity_id,
             feature_names,
-            feature_versions = process_id,
-            primary_index = primary_index,
-            partitioning = partitioning,
-            filtermanager = filtermanager,
-            entity_null_substitute = entity_null_substitute,
-            process_id = process_id,
-            force_compute= force_compute,
-            force_varchar_length = force_varchar_length
+            feature_versions=process_id,
+            primary_index=primary_index,
+            partitioning=partitioning,
+            filtermanager=filtermanager,
+            entity_null_substitute=entity_null_substitute,
+            process_id=process_id,
+            force_compute=force_compute,
+            force_varchar_length=force_varchar_length,
+            dataset_view_name = dataset_view_name
         )
 
     # Handling 'tdstone2 view' process type
     elif process_type == 'tdstone2 view':
-        print('not implemented yet')
-
+        logger_safe("warning", "Process type 'tdstone2 view' not implemented yet for process_id=%s", process_id)
+        dataset = None
 
+    else:
+        logger_safe("error", "Unknown process type '%s' for process_id=%s", process_type, process_id)
+        dataset = None
 
     if return_dataset:
+        logger_safe("info", "Run finished with dataset | run_id=%s | process_id=%s", tdfs4ds.RUN_ID, process_id)
         return dataset
     else:
+        logger_safe("info", "Run finished without dataset | run_id=%s | process_id=%s", tdfs4ds.RUN_ID, process_id)
         return
 
-def upload_features(df, entity_id, feature_names, metadata={}, primary_index = None, partitioning = '', filtermanager = None, entity_null_substitute = {}, force_compute = True, force_varchar_length = 1024):
-    """
-    Uploads feature data from a DataFrame to the feature store for a specified entity. This involves registering the
-    process in the feature store, executing the necessary SQL to insert the data, and returning the resulting dataset
-    for further use or inspection.
 
-    The function supports dynamic entity ID interpretation and flexible feature name handling, ensuring compatibility
-    with various data schemas. It automatically registers the data upload process and applies additional metadata,
-    if provided.
-
-    Parameters:
-    - df (DataFrame): The DataFrame containing the feature data to be uploaded.
-    - entity_id (dict, list, or str): The identifier of the entity to which the features belong. This can be:
-        - a dictionary mapping column names to their data types,
-        - a list of column names, which will be automatically converted to a dictionary with types inferred from `df`,
-        - a string representing a single column name, which will be converted into a list and then to a dictionary as above.
-    - feature_names (list or str): The names of the features to be uploaded. If a string is provided, it will be
-      split into a list based on commas or treated as a single feature name.
-    - metadata (dict, optional): Additional metadata to associate with the upload process. Defaults to an empty dictionary.
-    - primary_index (list, optional): Specifies the primary index columns for optimizing data storage and retrieval.
-    - partitioning (str, optional): Defines how the data should be partitioned in the store for performance optimization.
-    - filtermanager (object, optional): An object managing filter conditions for the feature data. Default is None.
-    - entity_null_substitute (dict, optional): A dictionary specifying substitute values for nulls in entity columns.
-                                               Default is an empty dictionary.
-    - force_compute (bool, optional): A flag indicating whether to force computation even if data already exists.
-                                      Default is True.
-    - force_varchar_length (int, optional): in order to avoid the multiplication of feature tables when dealing with the
-                                        VARCHAR type, it cast the VARCHAR features into VARCHAR(k x force_varchar_length)
-                                        where k is the smallest integer so that the original lengths is smaller or equal
-                                        to k x force_varchar_length. Default is 1024.
-    Returns:
-    DataFrame: A DataFrame representing the dataset resulting from the upload process, typically used for validation
-               or further processing.
-
-    The process involves several steps, including entity ID type conversion if necessary, feature name normalization,
-    process registration in the feature store, and the execution of SQL queries to insert the data. The function concludes
-    by returning a dataset derived from the uploaded data, offering immediate access to the newly stored information.
-
-    Example:
-    >>> df = tdml.DataFrame(...)
-    >>> entity_id = ['customer_id']
-    >>> feature_names = ['age', 'income']
-    >>> dataset = upload_features(df, entity_id, feature_names)
-    >>> # Another example with list-based entity_id, custom primary_index, and partitioning
-    >>> tddf = tdml.DataFrame(...)  # Assuming tddf is predefined with appropriate columns
-    >>> entity_id = ['tx_type', 'txn_id']
-    >>> primary_index = ['txn_id']
-    >>> partitioning = '''
-    ... PARTITION BY CASE_N (
-    ...     tx_type LIKE 'DEBIT',
-    ...     tx_type LIKE 'PAYMENT',
-    ...     tx_type LIKE 'CASH_OUT',
-    ...     tx_type LIKE 'CASH_IN',
-    ...     tx_type LIKE 'TRANSFER',
-    ...     NO CASE,
-    ...     UNKNOWN)'''
-    >>> features = [x for x in tddf.columns if x not in entity_id]
-    >>> dataset = upload_features(
-    ...     df = tddf,
-    ...     entity_id = entity_id,
-    ...     feature_names = features,
-    ...     metadata = {'project': 'test'},
-    ...     primary_index = primary_index,
-    ...     partitioning = partitioning
-    ... )
+def upload_features(
+    df,
+    entity_id,
+    feature_names,
+    metadata={},
+    primary_index=None,
+    partitioning='',
+    filtermanager=None,
+    entity_null_substitute={},
+    force_compute=True,
+    force_varchar_length=1024,
+    dataset_view_name = None
+):
+    """
+    Uploads feature data from a DataFrame to the feature store for a specified entity.
+    All diagnostics go through `logger_safe()` which respects `tdfs4ds.DISPLAY_LOGS`.
     """
 
     from tdfs4ds.utils.info import get_column_types
@@ -491,45 +559,42 @@ def upload_features(df, entity_id, feature_names, metadata={}, primary_index = N
     from tdfs4ds.process_store.process_registration_management import register_process_view
 
     # Convert entity_id to a dictionary if it's not already one
-    if type(entity_id) == list:
+    if isinstance(entity_id, list):
         entity_id.sort()
         entity_id = get_column_types(df, entity_id)
-        if tdfs4ds.DISPLAY_LOGS:
-            print('entity_id has been converted to a proper dictionary : ', entity_id)
-    elif type(entity_id) == str:
+        logger_safe("debug", "entity_id converted to dict: %s", entity_id)
+
+    elif isinstance(entity_id, str):
         entity_id = [entity_id]
         entity_id = get_column_types(df, entity_id)
-        if tdfs4ds.DISPLAY_LOGS:
-            print('entity_id has been converted to a proper dictionary : ', entity_id)
-
-    if type(feature_names) != list:
-        if tdfs4ds.DISPLAY_LOGS:
-            print('feature_names is not a list:', feature_names)
-        if ',' in feature_names:
-            feature_names = feature_names.split(',')
+        logger_safe("debug", "entity_id converted to dict: %s", entity_id)
+
+    # Normalize feature_names
+    if not isinstance(feature_names, list):
+        logger_safe("debug", "feature_names is not a list: %s", feature_names)
+        if isinstance(feature_names, str) and ',' in feature_names:
+            feature_names = [x.strip() for x in feature_names.split(',')]
         else:
             feature_names = [feature_names]
-        if tdfs4ds.DISPLAY_LOGS:
-            print('it has been converted to : ', feature_names)
-            print('check it is a expected.')
-
-    if primary_index is not None and type(primary_index) != list:
-        if tdfs4ds.DISPLAY_LOGS:
-            print('primary_index is not a list:', primary_index)
-        if ',' in primary_index:
-            primary_index = primary_index.split(',')
+        logger_safe("debug", "feature_names converted to list: %s", feature_names)
+        logger_safe("debug", "Check the conversion is as expected.")
+
+    # Normalize primary_index
+    if primary_index is not None and not isinstance(primary_index, list):
+        logger_safe("debug", "primary_index is not a list: %s", primary_index)
+        if isinstance(primary_index, str) and ',' in primary_index:
+            primary_index = [x.strip() for x in primary_index.split(',')]
         else:
             primary_index = [primary_index]
-        if tdfs4ds.DISPLAY_LOGS:
-            print('it has been converted to : ', feature_names)
-            print('check it is a expected.')
+        logger_safe("debug", "primary_index converted to list: %s", primary_index)
+        logger_safe("debug", "Check the conversion is as expected.")
 
+    # Partitioning
     partitioning = tdfs4ds.utils.info.generate_partitioning_clause(partitioning=partitioning)
 
-    if tdfs4ds.DISPLAY_LOGS:
-        print("filtermanager", filtermanager)
+    logger_safe("debug", "filtermanager: %s", filtermanager)
 
-    # Register the process and retrieve the SQL query to insert the features, and the process ID
+    # Register process -> get SQL(s) + process_id
     query_insert, process_id, query_insert_dist, query_insert_filtermanager = register_process_view.__wrapped__(
         view_name       = df,
         entity_id       = entity_id,
@@ -542,104 +607,174 @@ def upload_features(df, entity_id, feature_names, metadata={}, primary_index = N
         entity_null_substitute = entity_null_substitute
     )
 
-    # Execute the SQL query to insert the features into the database
-    execute_query(query_insert)
-    execute_query(query_insert_dist)
-    if tdfs4ds.DEBUG_MODE:
-        print("query_insert_filtermanager",query_insert_filtermanager)
-    if query_insert_filtermanager is not None:
-        execute_query(query_insert_filtermanager)
+    logger_safe("info", "Registered process (process_id=%s) for upload_features", process_id)
 
-    # Run the registered process and return the resulting dataset
-    PROCESS_TYPE = tdfs4ds.PROCESS_TYPE
-    tdfs4ds.PROCESS_TYPE = 'UPLOAD_FEATURES'
-    if tdfs4ds.BUILD_DATASET_AT_UPLOAD: tdfs4ds.PROCESS_TYPE = 'UPLOAD_FEATURES WITH DATASET VALIDATION'
-    tdfs4ds.RUN_ID = str(uuid.uuid4())
-
-    if tdfs4ds.BUILD_DATASET_AT_UPLOAD:
+    # Execute queries
+    try:
+        execute_query(query_insert)
+        logger_safe("info", "Executed main insert query for process_id=%s", process_id)
+    except Exception as e:
+        logger_safe("exception", "Main insert query failed for process_id=%s", process_id)
+        raise
 
-        try:
+    try:
+        execute_query(query_insert_dist)
+        logger_safe("info", "Executed distribution insert query for process_id=%s", process_id)
+    except Exception as e:
+        logger_safe("exception", "Distribution insert query failed for process_id=%s", process_id)
+        raise
 
-            dataset = run(process_id=process_id, return_dataset=True, force_compute = force_compute, force_varchar_length = force_varchar_length)
+    if getattr(tdfs4ds, "DEBUG_MODE", False):
+        # Avoid dumping entire SQL in normal logs; keep it debug-only.
+        logger_safe("debug", "query_insert_filtermanager: %s", query_insert_filtermanager)
 
+    if query_insert_filtermanager is not None:
+        try:
+            execute_query(query_insert_filtermanager)
+            logger_safe("info", "Executed filtermanager insert query for process_id=%s", process_id)
         except Exception as e:
-            tdfs4ds.process_store.process_followup.followup_close(
-                run_id       = tdfs4ds.RUN_ID,
-                process_type = tdfs4ds.PROCESS_TYPE,
-                process_id   = process_id,
-                status       = 'FAILED,' + str(e).split('\n')[0]
-            )
+            logger_safe("exception", "Filtermanager insert query failed for process_id=%s", process_id)
             raise
 
+    # Run the registered process (with/without dataset)
+    PROCESS_TYPE = tdfs4ds.PROCESS_TYPE
+    tdfs4ds.PROCESS_TYPE = 'UPLOAD_FEATURES'
+    if getattr(tdfs4ds, "BUILD_DATASET_AT_UPLOAD", False):
+        tdfs4ds.PROCESS_TYPE = 'UPLOAD_FEATURES WITH DATASET VALIDATION'
+    tdfs4ds.RUN_ID = str(uuid.uuid4())
 
-        return dataset
-    else:
+    logger_safe(
+        "info",
+        "Starting run (run_id=%s, process_type=%s, process_id=%s, force_compute=%s, force_varchar_length=%s)",
+        tdfs4ds.RUN_ID, tdfs4ds.PROCESS_TYPE, process_id, force_compute, force_varchar_length
+    )
+
+    try:
+        if getattr(tdfs4ds, "BUILD_DATASET_AT_UPLOAD", False):
+            dataset = run(
+                process_id           = process_id,
+                return_dataset       = True,
+                force_compute        = force_compute,
+                force_varchar_length = force_varchar_length,
+                dataset_view_name    = dataset_view_name
+            )
+            logger_safe("info", "Run completed with dataset (run_id=%s, process_id=%s)", tdfs4ds.RUN_ID, process_id)
+            return dataset
+        else:
+            run(
+                process_id            = process_id,
+                return_dataset        = False,
+                force_compute         = force_compute,
+                force_varchar_length  = force_varchar_length,
+                dataset_view_name     = dataset_view_name
+            )
+            logger_safe("info", "Run completed without dataset (run_id=%s, process_id=%s)", tdfs4ds.RUN_ID, process_id)
+            return
 
+    except Exception as e:
+        # Keep your existing follow-up close behavior, but ensure the error is logged.
         try:
-            run(process_id=process_id, return_dataset=False, force_compute = force_compute, force_varchar_length = force_varchar_length)
-        except Exception as e:
             tdfs4ds.process_store.process_followup.followup_close(
-                run_id       = tdfs4ds.RUN_ID,
-                process_type = tdfs4ds.PROCESS_TYPE,
-                process_id   = process_id,
-                status       = 'FAILED,' + str(e).split('\n')[0]
+                run_id                = tdfs4ds.RUN_ID,
+                process_type          = tdfs4ds.PROCESS_TYPE,
+                process_id            = process_id,
+                status                = 'FAILED,' + str(e).split('\n')[0]
             )
-            raise
-        return
+        finally:
+            logger_safe("exception", "Run failed (run_id=%s, process_id=%s): %s",
+                tdfs4ds.RUN_ID, process_id, str(e).split('\n')[0]
+            )
+        raise
+    finally:
+        # Restore previous process type just in case the caller relies on it.
+        tdfs4ds.PROCESS_TYPE = PROCESS_TYPE
 
-    tdfs4ds.PROCESS_TYPE = PROCESS_TYPE
 
-def _upload_features(df, entity_id, feature_names,
-                   feature_versions=FEATURE_VERSION_DEFAULT, primary_index = None, partitioning = '', filtermanager=None, entity_null_substitute={}, process_id = None, force_compute = False,force_varchar_length = None):
-    """
-    Uploads features from a DataFrame to the feature store, handling entity registration, feature type determination,
-    feature registration, preparation for ingestion, and storage in the designated feature tables.
 
-    Parameters:
-    - df (DataFrame): The input DataFrame containing the feature data.
-    - entity_id (str or dict): The identifier for the entity to which these features belong. This can be a single ID
-                               (str) or a dictionary of attribute names and values uniquely identifying the entity.
-    - feature_names (list): A list of strings specifying the names of the features to be uploaded.
-    - feature_versions (str or list, optional): Specifies the versions of the features to be uploaded. Can be a single
-                                                string applied to all features or a list of strings specifying the version
-                                                for each feature respectively. Default is 'dev.0.0'.
-    - primary_index (list, optional): Specifies the columns to be used as the primary index in the feature store tables.
-                                      This can significantly impact the performance of data retrieval operations.
-    - partitioning (str, optional): A string indicating the partitioning strategy for the feature store tables, which can
-                                    enhance query performance based on the access patterns.
-    - filtermanager (object, optional): An object managing filter conditions for the feature data. Default is None.
-    - entity_null_substitute (dict, optional): A dictionary specifying substitute values for nulls in entity columns.
-                                               Default is an empty dictionary.
-    - process_id (str, optional): An identifier for the process, used for tracking and follow-up. Default is None.
-    - force_compute (bool, optional): A flag indicating whether to force computation even if data already exists.
-                                      Default is False.
-    - force_varchar_length (int, optional): in order to avoid the multiplication of feature tables when dealing with the
-                                            VARCHAR type, it cast the VARCHAR features into VARCHAR(k x force_varchar_length)
-                                            where k is the smallest integer so that the original lengths is smaller or equal
-                                            to k x force_varchar_length. Default is None.
+def _upload_features(
+    df, entity_id, feature_names,
+    feature_versions     = FEATURE_VERSION_DEFAULT,
+    primary_index        = None, partitioning           = '',
+    filtermanager        = None, entity_null_substitute = {},
+    process_id           = None, force_compute          = False,
+    force_varchar_length = None,
+    dataset_view_name    = None
+):
+    """
+    Uploads a set of features into the Feature Store for a given entity.
 
+    This function registers an entity and its associated features in the feature catalog
+    if they are not already defined, prepares the data for ingestion, and stores it in the
+    feature store. It also supports incremental feature computation and conditional execution
+    depending on prior runs.
 
-    Returns:
-    DataFrame: A DataFrame representing the dataset view created in the feature store, detailing the features and their
-               metadata, including versions and storage locations.
-
-    This function orchestrates several steps involved in feature storage:
-    1. Registers the entity in the feature store if not already present.
-    2. Determines the data types of the features based on the input DataFrame.
-    3. Registers the features, including their names, types, and versions, in the feature catalog.
-    4. Prepares the feature data for ingestion, including any necessary transformations.
-    5. Stores the prepared feature data in the feature store.
-    6. Optionally, cleans up temporary resources used during the process.
-    7. Builds and returns a view of the dataset representing the uploaded features for easy access.
+    Parameters
+    ----------
+    df : pandas.DataFrame
+        Input dataframe containing entity keys and feature columns to upload.
+    entity_id : str, list, or dict
+        Identifier(s) for the entity. Can be:
+            - A string (single entity key)
+            - A list of key column names
+            - A dict mapping column names to data types
+        If not a dict, entity metadata is inferred automatically.
+    feature_names : list of str
+        List of feature column names to upload from `df`.
+    feature_versions : dict or int, optional
+        Feature version(s). If a single integer is provided, it is applied to all features.
+        If a dict is provided, it maps each feature name to its version.
+        Default is FEATURE_VERSION_DEFAULT.
+    primary_index : str or list, optional
+        Primary index to use when storing features in Teradata.
+    partitioning : str, optional
+        Partitioning clause for feature store tables. Default is ''.
+    filtermanager : FilterManager, optional
+        If provided, features are built iteratively per filter step.
+    entity_null_substitute : dict, optional
+        Replacement values for nulls in entity keys.
+        Example: {'customer_id': -1}
+    process_id : str, optional
+        Identifier for the process execution, used for follow-up logging.
+    force_compute : bool, optional
+        If True, forces recomputation even if the same process_id and timestamp were
+        already computed earlier. If False, the computation is skipped when existing
+        results are detected. Default is False.
+    force_varchar_length : int, optional
+        If provided, all VARCHAR feature columns are resized to this length
+        before ingestion.
+
+    Returns
+    -------
+    pandas.DataFrame or None
+        If BUILD_DATASET_AT_UPLOAD is enabled, returns a dataset built from the
+        ingested features for validation. Otherwise, returns None.
+
+    Notes
+    -----
+    - Uses global tdfs4ds context such as FEATURE_STORE_TIME, RUN_ID, and PROCESS_TYPE.
+    - Logs ingestion status in process follow-up tables.
+    - Skips ingestion when existing completed results are found unless
+      `force_compute=True`.
+    - Applies Teradata-optimized storage and statistics collection.
+
+    Raises
+    ------
+    ValueError
+        If unsupported data types are found (CLOB/BLOB/JSON).
+    Exception
+        For ingestion failure or storage errors.
 
-    Note:
-    - The function relies on various sub-modules within the `tdfs4ds` library for different steps of the process, from
-      entity and feature registration to data preparation and storage.
-    - It is intended to be used internally within a system that manages a Teradata feature store, assuming access to
-      a Teradata database and the appropriate schema for feature storage.
-    - The function assumes that the feature_versions, if provided as a list, matches the length of feature_names.
+    Example
+    -------
+    >>> _upload_features(
+    ...     df=dataframe,
+    ...     entity_id="customer_id",
+    ...     feature_names=["age", "credit_score"],
+    ...     process_id="customer_features_v1",
+    ...     force_compute=False
+    ... )
     """
-    
+        
     from tdfs4ds.feature_store.entity_management        import register_entity
     from tdfs4ds.feature_store.feature_store_management import Gettdtypes
     from tdfs4ds.feature_store.feature_store_management import register_features
@@ -647,194 +782,199 @@ def _upload_features(df, entity_id, feature_names,
     from tdfs4ds.feature_store.feature_data_processing  import store_feature, apply_collect_stats
     from tdfs4ds.utils.info import get_column_types, update_varchar_length
 
-    # Convert entity_id to a dictionary if it's not already one
-    if type(entity_id) == list:
+    # Convert entity_id to a dictionary if not already
+    if isinstance(entity_id, list):
         entity_id.sort()
         entity_id = get_column_types(df, entity_id)
-        if tdfs4ds.DISPLAY_LOGS:
-            print('entity_id has been converted to a proper dictionary : ', entity_id)
-    elif type(entity_id) == str:
-        entity_id = [entity_id]
-        entity_id = get_column_types(df, entity_id)
-        if tdfs4ds.DISPLAY_LOGS:
-            print('entity_id has been converted to a proper dictionary : ', entity_id)
-
-    #register_entity(entity_id, primary_index=primary_index, partitioning=partitioning)
-
-    # If feature_versions is a list, create a dictionary mapping each feature name to its corresponding version.
-    # If feature_versions is a string, create a dictionary mapping each feature name to this string.
-    if type(feature_versions) == list:
-        selected_features = {k: v for k, v in zip(feature_names, feature_versions)}
+        logger_safe("debug", "entity_id converted to dict: %s", entity_id)
+    elif isinstance(entity_id, str):
+        entity_id = get_column_types(df, [entity_id])
+        logger_safe("debug", "entity_id converted to dict: %s", entity_id)
+
+    # Map feature versions
+    if isinstance(feature_versions, list):
+        selected_features = dict(zip(feature_names, feature_versions))
     else:
         selected_features = {k: feature_versions for k in feature_names}
 
-    # Get the Teradata types of the features in df.
-    feature_names_types = Gettdtypes(
-        df,
-        features_columns=feature_names,
-        entity_id=entity_id
-    )
+    # Get Teradata types for features
+    feature_names_types = Gettdtypes(df, features_columns=feature_names, entity_id=entity_id)
 
     if force_varchar_length is not None:
-        print(feature_names_types)
-        feature_names_types = update_varchar_length(feature_names_types,new_varchar_length = force_varchar_length)
+        logger_safe("debug", "Updating VARCHAR lengths with force_varchar_length=%s", force_varchar_length)
+        feature_names_types = update_varchar_length(
+            feature_names_types,
+            new_varchar_length=force_varchar_length
+        )
 
     def validate_feature_types(feature_names_types):
-        """
-        Validates feature data types and raises an error if any value contains 
-        the substrings 'clob', 'blob', or 'json' (case insensitive).
-
-        Parameters:
-        feature_names_types (dict): A dictionary where keys are feature names and values are their data types.
-
-        Raises:
-        ValueError: If any feature type contains 'clob', 'blob', or 'json'.
-        """
-        invalid_types = {key: value['type'] for key, value in feature_names_types.items() 
-                        if any(term in value['type'].lower() for term in ['clob', 'blob', 'json'])}
-        
-        if invalid_types:
+        invalid = {
+            k: v['type'] for k, v in feature_names_types.items()
+            if any(x in v['type'].lower() for x in ['clob', 'blob', 'json'])
+        }
+        if invalid:
             raise ValueError(
-                f"The following features have unsupported data types: {invalid_types}. "
-                "The data types 'CLOB', 'BLOB', and 'JSON' are not yet managed by the feature store."
+                f"Unsupported data types found: {invalid}. "
+                "CLOB/BLOB/JSON are not supported."
             )
-        
-    validate_feature_types(feature_names_types) 
-      
+
+    validate_feature_types(feature_names_types)
+
+    logger_safe("info", "Registering entity %s in feature store", entity_id)
     register_entity(entity_id, feature_names_types, primary_index=primary_index, partitioning=partitioning)
 
-    if tdfs4ds.DEBUG_MODE:
-        print('_upload_features', 'entity_id',     entity_id)
-        print('_upload_features', 'entity_null_substitute', entity_null_substitute)
-        print('_upload_features', 'feature_names', feature_names)
-        print('_upload_features', 'primary_index', primary_index)
-        print('_upload_features', 'partitioning',  partitioning)
-        print('_upload_features', 'selected_features', selected_features)
-        print('_upload_features', 'df.columns', df.columns)
-
-    # Register the features in the feature catalog.
-    register_features(
-        entity_id,
-        feature_names_types,
-        primary_index,
-        partitioning
-    )
-    
-    if tdfs4ds.DEBUG_MODE:
-        print("---------_upload_features")
-        print("filtermanager     : ", filtermanager)
-        print("feature names     : ", feature_names)
-        print("selected features : ", selected_features)
+    if getattr(tdfs4ds, "DEBUG_MODE", False):
+        logger_safe(
+            "debug",
+            "_upload_features entity_id=%s null_substitute=%s features=%s primary_index=%s partitioning=%s",
+            entity_id, entity_null_substitute, feature_names, primary_index, partitioning
+        )
+        logger_safe("debug", "selected_features=%s df.columns=%s", selected_features, df.columns)
 
-    if process_id is not None and tdfs4ds.FEATURE_STORE_TIME is not None:
+    register_features(entity_id, feature_names_types, primary_index, partitioning)
+    logger_safe("info", "Features registered in catalog: %s", feature_names)
+
+    follow_up = None
+    if process_id and tdfs4ds.FEATURE_STORE_TIME:
         follow_up = tdfs4ds.process_store.process_followup.follow_up_report()
-        follow_up = follow_up[(follow_up.STATUS == 'COMPLETED') & (follow_up.VALIDTIME_DATE.isna() == False) & (
-                    follow_up.VALIDTIME_DATE == tdfs4ds.FEATURE_STORE_TIME) & (follow_up.PROCESS_ID == process_id)]
-    if filtermanager is None:
-        do_compute = True
-        if process_id is not None and tdfs4ds.FEATURE_STORE_TIME is not None:
-            if follow_up.shape[0] > 0:
-                do_compute = False
+        follow_up = follow_up[
+            (follow_up.STATUS == 'COMPLETED') &
+            (follow_up.VALIDTIME_DATE.isna() == False) &
+            (follow_up.VALIDTIME_DATE == tdfs4ds.FEATURE_STORE_TIME) &
+            (follow_up.PROCESS_ID == process_id)
+        ]
 
-        # Prepare the features for ingestion.
+    if filtermanager is None:
+        dataset_created = False
+        do_compute = not (process_id and follow_up is not None and follow_up.shape[0] > 0)
+        if not do_compute and not force_compute:
+            logger_safe(
+                "info",
+                "Skipping computation for process_id=%s at time %s (already exists, force_compute=False)",
+                process_id, tdfs4ds.FEATURE_STORE_TIME
+            )
         if do_compute or force_compute:
-
+            logger_safe("info", "Beginning feature ingestion for entity=%s", entity_id)
             tdfs4ds.process_store.process_followup.followup_open(
-                run_id       = tdfs4ds.RUN_ID,
-                process_type = tdfs4ds.PROCESS_TYPE,
-                process_id   = process_id
+                run_id=tdfs4ds.RUN_ID,
+                process_type=tdfs4ds.PROCESS_TYPE,
+                process_id=process_id
             )
-
             try:
-                prepared_features, volatile_table_name, features_infos = prepare_feature_ingestion(
-                    df,
-                    entity_id,
-                    feature_names,
+                prepared_features, volatile_table, features_infos = prepare_feature_ingestion(
+                    df, entity_id, feature_names,
                     feature_versions=selected_features,
                     primary_index=primary_index,
                     entity_null_substitute=entity_null_substitute,
                     partitioning=partitioning
                 )
-                # Store the prepared features in the feature store.
-                store_feature(
-                    entity_id,
-                    volatile_table_name,
-                    entity_null_substitute=entity_null_substitute,
-                    primary_index=primary_index,
-                    partitioning=partitioning,
-                    features_infos = features_infos
-                )
 
-                # Collect statistics
-                apply_collect_stats(
-                    entity_id,
-                    primary_index = primary_index,
-                    partitioning  = partitioning,
-                    feature_infos = features_infos
-                )
+                count_rows = store_feature(entity_id, volatile_table, entity_null_substitute,
+                              primary_index, partitioning, features_infos)
+                
+
+
+                apply_collect_stats(entity_id, primary_index, partitioning, features_infos)
 
                 tdfs4ds.process_store.process_followup.followup_close(
-                    run_id        = tdfs4ds.RUN_ID,
-                    process_type  = tdfs4ds.PROCESS_TYPE,
-                    process_id    = process_id
+                    run_id=tdfs4ds.RUN_ID,
+                    process_type=tdfs4ds.PROCESS_TYPE,
+                    process_id=process_id
                 )
+                logger_safe("info", "Feature ingestion completed for entity=%s", entity_id)
+                # Build dataset for validation if enabled
+                if tdfs4ds.BUILD_DATASET_AT_UPLOAD or dataset_view_name is not None:
+                    logger_safe("info", "Building dataset for validation...")
+                    try:
+                        dataset = build_dataset(
+                            entity_id, selected_features,
+                            view_name = dataset_view_name
+                        )
+                        dataset_created = True
+                    except Exception as e:
+                        logger_safe("error", "Dataset build failed: %s", str(e).split('\n')[0])
+                        logger_safe("error", "entity=%s features=%s", entity_id, selected_features)
+                else:
+                    logger_safe("info", "Dataset build disabled (BUILD_DATASET_AT_UPLOAD=False) and no dataset view name provided.")
 
             except Exception as e:
+                logger_safe("exception", "Feature ingestion failed for entity=%s", entity_id)
                 tdfs4ds.process_store.process_followup.followup_close(
-                    run_id        = tdfs4ds.RUN_ID,
-                    process_type  = tdfs4ds.PROCESS_TYPE,
-                    process_id    = process_id,
-                    status        = 'FAILED,' + str(e).split('\n')[0]
+                    run_id=tdfs4ds.RUN_ID,
+                    process_type=tdfs4ds.PROCESS_TYPE,
+                    process_id=process_id,
+                    status='FAILED,' + str(e).split('\n')[0]
                 )
                 raise
+
     else:
-        # get the total number of filter condition in the filter manager
-        nb_filters = filtermanager.nb_filters
 
-        # the flag that indicates that we computed something in the next loop
+        logger_safe("info", "FilterManager detected: %s filters to process", filtermanager.nb_filters)
         something_computed = False
+        pbar = tqdm(
+            range(filtermanager.nb_filters),
+            total=filtermanager.nb_filters,
+            desc="Applying filters",
+            unit="filter",
+            leave=False
+        )
+        dataset_created = False
+        for i in pbar:
+            filter_id = i + 1
+            filtermanager.update(filter_id)
 
-        for i in range(nb_filters):
+            try:
+                pbar.set_description(f"Applying filter {filter_id}/{filtermanager.nb_filters}")
 
-            # place the cursor on the next filter
-            filtermanager.update(i+1)
+                # Convert datetime columns to string
+                df_bar = filtermanager.display().to_pandas().astype(object)  # avoid conversion issues
+                for col in df_bar.select_dtypes(include=["datetime", "datetimetz"]).columns:
+                    df_bar[col] = df_bar[col].dt.strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")
 
-            if filtermanager.time_filtering:
-                # if the filter manager is hybrid, then synchronize the time with tdfs4ds
-                tdfs4ds.FEATURE_STORE_TIME = filtermanager.get_date_in_the_past()
+                # Convert to JSON object (dict)
+                bar_info = df_bar.iloc[0].to_dict()
 
-                # overwrite the follow up table to tilter on the VALIDTIME_DATE too
-                follow_up = tdfs4ds.process_store.process_followup.follow_up_report()
-                follow_up = follow_up[(follow_up.STATUS == 'COMPLETED') & (follow_up.VALIDTIME_DATE.isna() == False) & (
-                        follow_up.VALIDTIME_DATE == tdfs4ds.FEATURE_STORE_TIME) & (follow_up.PROCESS_ID == process_id)]
+                # ---- ADD THIS: handle python date objects ----
+                from datetime import date, datetime
+                for key, value in bar_info.items():
+                    if isinstance(value, (date, datetime)):  # convert date/datetime to string
+                        bar_info[key] = value.strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")
+                # ----------------------------------------------
 
-            # initialize do_compute, the flag that something has to be computed
-            do_compute = True
+                bar_info = str(bar_info)
+                if len(bar_info) > 120:
+                    bar_info = bar_info[:117] + "..."
+                pbar.set_postfix_str(bar_info)
 
-            # if the process_id is defined and if we are working at a specific time:
-            if process_id is not None and tdfs4ds.FEATURE_STORE_TIME is not None:
-                # we check if the filter condition has already been computed
-                follow_up_ = follow_up.assign(APPLIED_FILTER=follow_up.APPLIED_FILTER.cast(tdml.VARCHAR(20000))).join(
-                    tdml.DataFrame.from_query(
-                        f"""
-                        SELECT
-                        CAST(JSON_AGG({','.join(filtermanager.col_names)}) AS VARCHAR(20000)) AS APPLIED_FILTER
-                        FROM {filtermanager.schema_name}.{filtermanager.view_name}
-                        """
-                    ),
-                    on      = 'APPLIED_FILTER',
-                    how     = 'inner',
-                    lprefix = 'l',
-                    rprefix = 'r'
-                )
-                # if already computed and completed, then do_compute is set to False
-                if follow_up_.shape[0] > 0:
-                    do_compute = False
+            except Exception:
+                # postfix is optional; ignore errors from display() here
+                pass
 
-            if tdfs4ds.DISPLAY_LOGS:
-                print(filtermanager.display())
+            logger_safe("debug", "Applying filter %s/%s:\n%s",
+                i + 1, filtermanager.nb_filters, filtermanager.display())
+
+            do_compute = True
+            if process_id and tdfs4ds.FEATURE_STORE_TIME:
+                # see if already computed
+                follow_up = tdfs4ds.process_store.process_followup.follow_up_report(process_id=process_id, filtermanager=filtermanager)
+                follow_up = follow_up[
+                    (follow_up.STATUS == 'COMPLETED') &
+                    (follow_up.VALIDTIME_DATE.isna() == False) &
+                    (follow_up.VALIDTIME_DATE == tdfs4ds.FEATURE_STORE_TIME)
+                    ]                
+                
+                if follow_up.shape[0] > 0:
+                    do_compute = False
 
+            if not do_compute and not force_compute:
+                logger_safe(
+                    "info",
+                    "Skipping computation for process_id=%s at time %s (already exists, force_compute=False)",
+                    process_id, tdfs4ds.FEATURE_STORE_TIME
+                )
+                pbar.colour = "green" 
             if do_compute or force_compute:
+                pbar.colour = "blue" 
                 tdfs4ds.process_store.process_followup.followup_open(
                     run_id        = tdfs4ds.RUN_ID,
                     process_type  = tdfs4ds.PROCESS_TYPE,
@@ -842,83 +982,78 @@ def _upload_features(df, entity_id, feature_names,
                     filtermanager = filtermanager
                 )
                 try:
-                    # Prepare the features for ingestion.
-                    prepared_features, volatile_table_name, features_infos = prepare_feature_ingestion(
-                        df,
-                        entity_id,
-                        feature_names,
+                    prepared_features, volatile_table, features_infos = prepare_feature_ingestion(
+                        df, entity_id, feature_names,
                         feature_versions       = selected_features,
                         primary_index          = primary_index,
                         entity_null_substitute = entity_null_substitute,
                         partitioning           = partitioning
                     )
 
-                    # Store the prepared features in the feature store.
-                    store_feature(
-                        entity_id,
-                        volatile_table_name,
-                        entity_null_substitute=entity_null_substitute,
-                        primary_index = primary_index,
-                        partitioning = partitioning,
-                        features_infos=features_infos
-
-                    )
-
-                    # indicate that something has been processed:
+                    count_rows = store_feature(entity_id, volatile_table, entity_null_substitute,
+                                  primary_index, partitioning, features_infos)
+                    
                     something_computed = True
 
                     tdfs4ds.process_store.process_followup.followup_close(
-                        run_id=tdfs4ds.RUN_ID,
-                        process_type=tdfs4ds.PROCESS_TYPE,
-                        process_id=process_id,
+                        run_id        = tdfs4ds.RUN_ID,
+                        process_type  = tdfs4ds.PROCESS_TYPE,
+                        process_id    = process_id,
                         filtermanager = filtermanager
                     )
 
+                                    # Build dataset for validation if enabled
+                    if (tdfs4ds.BUILD_DATASET_AT_UPLOAD or dataset_view_name is not None) and dataset_created==False:
+                        logger_safe("info", "Building dataset for validation...")
+                        try:
+                            dataset = build_dataset(
+                                entity_id, selected_features,
+                                view_name = dataset_view_name
+                            )
+                            dataset_created = True
+                        except Exception as e:
+                            logger_safe("error", "Dataset build failed: %s", str(e).split('\n')[0])
+                            logger_safe("error", "entity=%s features=%s", entity_id, selected_features)
+                    else:
+                        logger_safe("info", "Dataset build disabled (BUILD_DATASET_AT_UPLOAD=False) and no dataset view name provided.")
+
                 except Exception as e:
-                    print(e)
+                    logger_safe("exception", "Error with filter iteration %s: %s", i + 1, str(e))
                     tdfs4ds.process_store.process_followup.followup_close(
-                        run_id=tdfs4ds.RUN_ID,
-                        process_type=tdfs4ds.PROCESS_TYPE,
-                        process_id=process_id,
-                        status='FAILED,' + str(e).split('\n')[0],
-                        filtermanager=filtermanager
+                        run_id        = tdfs4ds.RUN_ID,
+                        process_type  = tdfs4ds.PROCESS_TYPE,
+                        process_id    = process_id,
+                        status        = 'FAILED,' + str(e).split('\n')[0],
+                        filtermanager = filtermanager
                     )
                     raise
-                # Clean up by dropping the temporary volatile table.
-                # tdml.execute_sql(f'DROP TABLE {volatile_table_name}')
 
-        # Collect statistics only if something has been computed
         if something_computed:
-            apply_collect_stats(
-                entity_id,
-                primary_index  = primary_index,
-                partitioning   = partitioning,
-                feature_infos  = features_infos
-            )
+            apply_collect_stats(entity_id, primary_index, partitioning, features_infos)
 
-    # Build a dataset view in the feature store.
-    if tdfs4ds.BUILD_DATASET_AT_UPLOAD:
-        if tdfs4ds.DISPLAY_LOGS: print('build dataset for validation')
-        try:
-            dataset = build_dataset(
-                entity_id,
-                selected_features,
-                view_name=None,
-                entity_null_substitute = entity_null_substitute
-            )
-        except Exception as e:
-            print('ERROR at build_dataset in _upload_features:')
-            print(str(e).split('\n')[0])
-            print('entity :', entity_id)
-            print('selected features :', selected_features)
+        if dataset_created == False and tdfs4ds.BUILD_DATASET_AT_UPLOAD and dataset_view_name == None:
+            logger_safe("info", "Building dataset for validation...")
+            try:
+                dataset = build_dataset(
+                    entity_id, selected_features,
+                    view_name = dataset_view_name
+                )
+                return dataset
+            except Exception as e:
+                logger_safe("error", "Dataset build failed: %s", str(e).split('\n')[0])
+                logger_safe("error", "entity=%s features=%s", entity_id, selected_features)
+        else:
+            if tdfs4ds.BUILD_DATASET_AT_UPLOAD == False:
+                logger_safe("info", "Dataset build disabled (BUILD_DATASET_AT_UPLOAD=False) and no dataset view name provided.")
+            else:
+                return
+        
 
-        # Return the dataset view.
-        return dataset
-    else:
-        if tdfs4ds.DISPLAY_LOGS: print('no dataset built for validation. Set tdfs4ds.BUILD_DATASET_AT_UPLOAD to True if you want it')
         return
 
 
+
+
 def build_dataset(entity_id, selected_features, view_name, schema_name=None, comment=None, return_query=False,
                   feature_store_time=False, join_type='INNER'):
     """
@@ -935,6 +1070,10 @@ def build_dataset(entity_id, selected_features, view_name, schema_name=None, com
     selected_features : dict
         A dictionary where the keys are feature table names, and the values are lists of tuples
         (feature_id, feature_version, feature_name) specifying the features to retrieve.
+        NOTE: feature_version may be either:
+          - a single UUID string, or
+          - a list of dicts like:
+              {"process_id": <UUID>, "process_view_name": <str>}
 
     view_name : str
         The name of the view to be created in the database.
@@ -1004,6 +1143,24 @@ def build_dataset(entity_id, selected_features, view_name, schema_name=None, com
     # Sort the entity ID list for consistent query generation
     list_entity_id.sort()
 
+    # Helpers
+    import re
+    def _sanitize_identifier(name: str) -> str:
+        # Keep letters, numbers, and underscores; replace others with '_'
+        return re.sub(r'[^0-9A-Za-z_]', '_', name)
+
+    used_alias_counts = {}  # base_alias -> count
+
+    def _unique_alias(base: str) -> str:
+        """
+        Ensure alias uniqueness: if base already used, append _2, _3, ...
+        """
+        if base not in used_alias_counts:
+            used_alias_counts[base] = 1
+            return base
+        used_alias_counts[base] += 1
+        return f"{base}_{used_alias_counts[base]}"
+
     # Initialize sub-query construction
     tdfs4ds.logger.info("Generating the sub-queries for feature retrieval.")
     sub_queries = []
@@ -1014,21 +1171,52 @@ def build_dataset(entity_id, selected_features, view_name, schema_name=None, com
     # Construct sub-queries for each feature
     for k, v in list_features.items():
         for feature_id, feature_version, feature_name in v:
-            txt_where = f"(FEATURE_ID = {feature_id} AND FEATURE_VERSION='{feature_version}')"
-            feature_str = ',B1.FEATURE_VALUE AS ' + feature_name
-            sub_queries.append(
-                {
-                    'feature_name': feature_name,
-                    'query': f"""
-                    SEQUENCED VALIDTIME
-                    SELECT 
-                       {txt_entity}
-                      {feature_str}
-                    FROM {k} B1
-                    WHERE {txt_where}
-                    """
-                }
-            )
+
+            # Multiple processes: list of dicts
+            if isinstance(feature_version, list):
+                for item in feature_version:
+                    process_id = item.get("process_id")
+                    process_view_name = item.get("process_view_name") or "PROCESS"
+                    base_alias = _sanitize_identifier(f"{feature_name}_{process_view_name}")
+                    alias = _unique_alias(base_alias)
+
+                    txt_where = f"(FEATURE_ID = {feature_id} AND FEATURE_VERSION='{process_id}')"
+                    feature_str = ',B1.FEATURE_VALUE AS ' + alias
+
+                    sub_queries.append(
+                        {
+                            'feature_name': alias,
+                            'query': f"""
+                            SEQUENCED VALIDTIME
+                            SELECT 
+                               {txt_entity}
+                              {feature_str}
+                            FROM {k} B1
+                            WHERE {txt_where}
+                            """
+                        }
+                    )
+
+            # Single UUID
+            else:
+                base_alias = _sanitize_identifier(feature_name)
+                alias = _unique_alias(base_alias)
+
+                txt_where = f"(FEATURE_ID = {feature_id} AND FEATURE_VERSION='{feature_version}')"
+                feature_str = ',B1.FEATURE_VALUE AS ' + alias
+                sub_queries.append(
+                    {
+                        'feature_name': alias,
+                        'query': f"""
+                        SEQUENCED VALIDTIME
+                        SELECT 
+                           {txt_entity}
+                          {feature_str}
+                        FROM {k} B1
+                        WHERE {txt_where}
+                        """
+                    }
+                )
 
     # Handle case where no features are available
     if len(sub_queries) == 0:
@@ -1102,6 +1290,7 @@ def build_dataset(entity_id, selected_features, view_name, schema_name=None, com
         return tdml.DataFrame.from_table(tdml.in_schema(schema_name, view_name))
 
 
+
 def build_dataset_opt(entity_id, selected_features, view_name = None, schema_name=tdfs4ds.SCHEMA,
                   comment='dataset', no_temporal=False, time_manager=None, query_only=False, entity_null_substitute={},
                   other=None, time_column=None, filtermanager = None, filter_conditions = None
@@ -1280,82 +1469,91 @@ def upload_tdstone2_scores(model):
     return dataset
 
 
-def roll_out(process_list, time_manager, time_id_start = 1, time_id_end = None):
+def roll_out(process_list, time_manager, time_id_start = 1, time_id_end = None, force_compute = False, force_display_logs = False):
     """
-    Executes a series of processes for each date in a given list, managing the time and logging settings.
+    Executes a series of processes for each date in a given list, managing time, computation settings, and logging.
 
     This function iterates over a range of time steps, updating a TimeManager object with each step, and then
-    executes a list of processes for that time step. It also manages the synchronization of time for a feature store
-    and disables display logs during its execution.
+    executes a list of processes for that time step. It also manages synchronization of time for the feature store
+    and optionally controls forced computation and log display behavior.
 
     Parameters:
     - process_list (list): A list of process IDs that need to be executed for each time step.
-    - time_manager (TimeManager object): An object that manages time-related operations, like updating or retrieving time.
+    - time_manager (TimeManager): An object that manages time-related operations, like updating or retrieving time.
     - time_id_start (int, optional): The starting time step ID. Default is 1.
-    - time_id_end (int, optional): The ending time step ID. If None, it will run until the last time step in the time manager.
+    - time_id_end (int, optional): The ending time step ID. If None, it will run until the last time step in the
+      time manager.
+    - force_compute (bool, optional): If True, forces each process to recompute even if previous results exist.
+      Default is False.
+    - force_display_logs (bool, optional): If True, forces log display during the rollout even if global log display
+      is disabled. Default is False.
 
     Side Effects:
-    - Sets global variables DISPLAY_LOGS and FEATURE_STORE_TIME.
+    - Temporarily modifies global variables DISPLAY_LOGS, PROCESS_TYPE, RUN_ID, and FEATURE_STORE_TIME.
+    - Restores DISPLAY_LOGS setting after execution.
     - Catches and prints exceptions along with the time step on which they occurred.
 
-    This function performs the following steps:
-    1. Disables display logs and sets the process type to 'ROLL_OUT'.
-    2. Iterates over the specified range of time steps.
-    3. Updates the time manager with the current time step.
-    4. Synchronizes the feature store time with the current time step.
-    5. Executes each process in the process list for the current time step.
-    6. Restores the original display log setting after execution.
+    Steps performed:
+    1. Disables display logs by default unless `force_display_logs` is True.
+    2. Sets process type to 'ROLL_OUT' and initializes a unique run ID.
+    3. Iterates over the specified range of time steps.
+    4. Updates the time manager with the current time step.
+    5. Synchronizes the feature store time with the current time step.
+    6. Executes each process in the process list with optional forced computation.
+    7. Restores original display log settings after completion.
 
     Example:
     >>> process_list = ['process_1', 'process_2']
     >>> time_manager = TimeManager(...)
-    >>> roll_out(process_list, time_manager, time_id_start=1, time_id_end=10)
+    >>> roll_out(process_list, time_manager, time_id_start=1, time_id_end=10, force_compute=True, force_display_logs=True)
     """
 
-    #global DISPLAY_LOGS
-    #global FEATURE_STORE_TIME
-
     # Disable display logs
     temp_DISPLAY_LOGS = tdfs4ds.DISPLAY_LOGS
     tdfs4ds.DISPLAY_LOGS = False
+    if force_display_logs:
+        tdfs4ds.DISPLAY_LOGS = True
     PROCESS_TYPE = tdfs4ds.PROCESS_TYPE
     tdfs4ds.PROCESS_TYPE = 'ROLL_OUT'
     tdfs4ds.RUN_ID = str(uuid.uuid4())
 
-
-
     try:
+        # Define range of time steps
         if time_id_end is None:
-            pbar = tqdm.tqdm(range(time_id_start, time_manager.nb_time_steps + 1), desc="Starting")
+            time_range = range(time_id_start, time_manager.nb_time_steps + 1)
         else:
-            pbar = tqdm.tqdm(range(time_id_start, min([time_manager.nb_time_steps + 1,time_id_end+1]) ), desc="Starting")
-        # Iterate over each date in the provided list
+            time_range = range(time_id_start, min(time_manager.nb_time_steps + 1, time_id_end + 1))
+
+        # Progress bar
+        pbar = tqdm(time_range, desc="Starting rollout", unit="step")
+
         for i in pbar:
-            # Update the time manager with the new date
-            time_manager.update(time_id = i )
+            # Update time manager
+            time_manager.update(time_id=i)
             date_ = str(time_manager.display()['BUSINESS_DATE'].values[0])
-            pbar.set_description(f"Processing {date_}")
-            # Synchronize the time for the feature store with the current date
+
+            # Sync feature store time
             tdfs4ds.FEATURE_STORE_TIME = time_manager.get_date_in_the_past()
-            pbar.set_description(f"Processing {tdfs4ds.FEATURE_STORE_TIME}")
+
+            # Display current progress in tqdm
+            pbar.set_postfix(time=date_, feature_time=tdfs4ds.FEATURE_STORE_TIME)
+
             if tdfs4ds.DEBUG_MODE:
-                print('def roll_out','date_', date_)
-                print('def roll_out','time_manager.get_date_in_the_past()', time_manager.get_date_in_the_past())
-                print('def roll_out','tdfs4ds.FEATURE_STORE_TIME', tdfs4ds.FEATURE_STORE_TIME)
-            # Execute each process in the process list for the current date
+                print("roll_out | date_:", date_)
+                print("roll_out | feature_store_time:", tdfs4ds.FEATURE_STORE_TIME)
+
+            # Execute all processes for this time step
             for proc_id in process_list:
-                pbar.set_description(f"Processing {date_} process {proc_id}")
-                run(process_id=proc_id, force_compute=False)
+                pbar.set_description(f"Processing {date_} | proc {proc_id}")
+                run(process_id=proc_id, force_compute=force_compute)
 
+        # Restore settings
         tdfs4ds.DISPLAY_LOGS = temp_DISPLAY_LOGS
+
     except Exception as e:
         tdfs4ds.DISPLAY_LOGS = temp_DISPLAY_LOGS
-        # If an exception occurs, print the date and the first line of the exception message
-        #print(date_)
         print(str(e).split('\n')[0])
         tdfs4ds.PROCESS_TYPE = PROCESS_TYPE
         raise
 
-    tdfs4ds.PROCESS_TYPE = PROCESS_TYPE
-
-
+    tdfs4ds.PROCESS_TYPE = PROCESS_TYPE