After selecting sources
, use the Join step to specify how the tables you selected relate to each other.
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[Optional] Before creating connections between the tables, arrange them in the preferred join order.
The primary table is determined by the first join, and should be positioned as the leftmost table. A table becomes a primary table by being the first source node.
- From Joins, create a connection between two tables by clicking on one node and dragging to the other table.
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From Edit Join, select the join type, fields that are relevant to both tables and the operators.
- To create more than one row of join conditions, click
.
- To delete a row of join conditions, click
.
To edit a different join, click that join icon.
- To create more than one row of join conditions, click
- Create join conditions between each column, as needed.
- Click SAVE JOIN.
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[Optional] You can change the order in which multiple joins are evaluated.
Numbers next to join icons indicate evaluation order.
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Click
in the top bar.
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Click
to change order.
- Click SAVE JOIN SEQUENCE.
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Click
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[Optional] Select or clear the checkbox for the columns in each table.
Reducing the number of columns may be useful in steps where a list displays all the fields and you only need a subset.
- Click CONTINUE.