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Intellicus Query Objects support two types of merging of data sets.

  1. Join – includes Equi and Outer joins

  2. Union – union of equal and unequal number of columns

Join

This step takes two inputs. When the data is passing through this step, the data of both inputs will be joined based on properties set for this step.

Figure 14: Join Step

The Join step properties are:

Property

Values

Comments

Select All Fields

Select/De-select

 

Select = All fields from both the sources will be available in the output of this step

The duplicate field names will be automatically renamed (suffixed with a underscore and number), example: if there is a common field named “Status” in multiple data sources that are joined, the names become Status, Status_1, Status_2, and so on

De-select = You can choose which fields should be available in the output of this step

Choosing is done by selecting the check box adjacent to field names of both inputs

Join Type

Select from:

Inner Join

Left Outer

Right Outer

Full Outer

Select the type of join from the available list

 

 

 

 

Join Conditions

Field name Operator Field Name

Forms the Join Key

Union

Union step takes two or more inputs. The data passing through this step appends to one another and forms a single output.

Generally, the data inputs selected for Union are of same structure i.e. the columns are same. But this step supports exceptions and allows having extra columns in some inputs. You can decide whether to carry forward the fields coming from only some inputs to output.

During the union process you can decide to take out the sorted or you can prefer unsorted appending.

Figure 15: Union Step

The properties of Union step are:

Property

Values

Comments

Union Type

Unsorted

Sorted

 

The output of this step shall be sorted or not

Sort Priority

Number 1-3

This property is at field level.

This is set below the field name.

Set the number 1, 2 or 3 to the fields which should be sort key

Sort Criteria

Ascending

Descending

Sorting criteria as either ascending or descending order

Remove Duplicate Rows

Select/De-select

Select = To get distinct rows from Union step

Column

Enter

The selected field name populates automatically.

You can change the caption of the resultant field.

You can perform the actions on columns as mentioned in the below table

 

 

Action Button

Comments

Add Column 

add button

To add a new column

Rename Column 

rename button

To apply typed name to the selected column

Delete Column 

delete button

To delete the selected column

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