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Hello,
I need to create a report with direct query for two data sources, from different servers. I am trying to create a relationship between the two sources, but it behaves as an inner join and I would need a left join between the tables. Can this be achieved?
Thank you.
@Anonymous logically you don't specify the join type in a relationship? What makes you think it is inner join and what you are trying to achieve with outer join? Can you share sample data and expected output.
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hello @parry2k
I cannot specify the type of join when creating the realtionship, as you can see below. The output of this relationship is only the common title_ids between the two tables.
What I need is all the title_ids from the Query1, even if they have or not a correspondent in the TITLE table. Thank you.
@Anonymous it depends on which table you are using for titles, if you use it from query 1, you will see all the titles. As a better design, Title should always have value that is in Query1 but I know sometime these things are not possible.
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Hello @parry2k ,
I am using TitleID from query1, but I want to display next to it the title name from the other table. When I add the title_name in a visual I get no results for the titles which are not found in the second table. I am not sure how I could get all title_ids and their associated title_names, if any.
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