Joins
Components to join two or more streams of data.
Cross Join
Description
This component performs a cross join.
Inputs
Main table [Table]
Secondary table [Table]
Outputs
Result table [Table]
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Join
Description
This component combines rows from two separate tables based on a related column between them.
Inputs
Main table [Table]
Secondary table [Table]
Column on main table [Column]
Column on secondary table [Column]
Join type [Selection]
Outputs
Result table [Table]
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Join (extended)
Description
This component combines two input tables based on common fields between the two tables. You can also Join two tables based on record position.
Inputs
Left table [Table]
Right table [Table]
Join By [Selection]
Column in Left Table [Column]
Column in Right Table [Column]
Outputs
Table with unjoined rows from left table [Table]
Table with unjoined rows from right table [Table]
Joined table [Table]
Spatial Join
Description
This component performs a spatial join between two tables, based on a spatial predicate.
Inputs
Main table [Table]
Secondary table [Table]
Geo column on main table [Column]
Geo column on secondary table [Column]
Spatial predicate [Selection]
Outputs
Result table [Table]
Spatial Match
Description
This component establishes the spatial relationship (contains, intersects, touches, etc.) between two sets of spatial objects. The component accepts a set of spatial objects from the Target Input and a set of spatial objects from the Universe Input. At least one input stream should contain Polygon type spatial objects.
Inputs
Targets [Table]
Universe [Table]
Target Spatial Object Field [Column]
Universe Spatial Object Field [Column]
Type of Spatial Match [Selection]
Output Intersection Object (Intersects Only) [Boolean]
Outputs
Result table [Table]
ST Difference
Description
This component creates a new table containing the difference between the geographies of the input table and the combined boundary of the geographies in another table. That is, the part of the original geography that doesn't fall within the boundary of the ancillary table.
Geographies in the secondary table must be of type polygon.
Inputs
Source table [Table]
Polygons table [Table]
Geo column in source table [Column]
Geo column in polygons table [Column]
Outputs
Result table [Table]
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ST Intersection
Description
This component creates a new table containing the intersection between the geographies of the input table and the geographies in another table.
Columns from both tables are copied to the output one, and a new one with the intersection is added.
Inputs
Source table [Table]
Polygons table [Table]
Geo column in source table [Column]
Geo column in secondary table [Column]
Outputs
Result table [Table]
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Union All
Description
This component generates a new table that is the union of several input ones.
The input tables must have the same schema.
Inputs
Tables [Table]
Outputs
Result table [Table]
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