It seems like you're referring to an issue related to X-Ray tracking with an SQL query. X-Ray is a service provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS) that allows you to trace and analyze requests made to your applications. If you're experiencing a problem where the full SQL query is not visible during X-Ray tracking, there could be a few potential reasons for this:

1. Sampling Rate: X-Ray traces are often sampled to reduce the overhead on your application. If a trace is not captured due to sampling, you may not see the full details, including the SQL query.

2. Annotations and Metadata: Make sure that you're correctly instrumenting your application to include the SQL query as an annotation or metadata in the trace. If this is not done properly, the query details may not be captured.

3. Configuring Instrumentation: Double-check the configuration of the X-Ray SDK or agent in your application. Ensure that it's set up to capture SQL queries.

4. Truncated Data: In some cases, if the SQL query is extremely long, it may get truncated in the trace to keep the data manageable. You may need to find a way to access the full query separately.

5. Check AWS Documentation: Review the AWS documentation for any specific limitations or considerations regarding SQL query visibility in X-Ray traces.

6. Check for Errors or Warnings: Look for any error messages or warnings related to X-Ray in your logs. These might provide insights into why the full SQL query is not visible.

7. AWS Support: If the issue persists and you can't find a solution, consider reaching out to AWS support. They may be able to provide more specific guidance based on your setup.

Remember to consult the latest AWS documentation and resources for any recent updates or changes related to X-Ray tracing.