join package
The join
package provides functions that join two table streams together.
Import the join
package:
import "join"
Outer joins
The join transformation supports left, right, and full outer joins.
- Left outer joins generate at least one output row for each record in the left input stream.
If a record in the left input stream does not have a match in the right input stream,
r
is substituted with a default record in theas
function. - Right outer joins generate at least one output row for each record in the right input stream.
If a record in the right input stream does not have a match in the left input stream,
l
is substituted with a default record in theas
function. - Full outer joins generate at least one output row for each record in both input streams.
If a record in either input stream doesn’t have a match in the other input stream,
one of the arguments to the
as
function is substituted with a default record (eitherl
orr
, depending on which one is missing the matching record)
A default record has the same columns as the records in the corresponding input table, but only group key columns are populated with a value. All other columns are null.
Inner joins
Inner joins drop any records that don’t have a match in the other input stream. There is no need to account for default or unmatched records when performing an inner join.
Functions
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