merge join
merge join in distinctively SSIS, not TSQL, right? how does it differ than the other kinds of join (inner, left, self etc)
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as Champandew noted this is exactly like join types in t-sql.
there are these types there:
inner join --> like inner join in t-sql
full outer join--> like full outer join in t-sql
left outer join --> like let outer join in t-sql
there in no right outer join in merge join transform, but you can only change inputs and use left outer join to have right outer join .
there are these types there:
inner join --> like inner join in t-sql
full outer join--> like full outer join in t-sql
left outer join --> like let outer join in t-sql
there in no right outer join in merge join transform, but you can only change inputs and use left outer join to have right outer join .
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merge join in SSIS- is it possible to say 'No thanks for physical sorting - just inner join the 2 OLEDB input and give it in any sort order"
merge join in SSIS- is it possible to say 'No thanks for physical sorting - just inner join the 2 OLEDB input and give it in any sort order"
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Thanks for the help on understanding the merge..
No, the merge in SSIS is similar to the merge join in the db engine in that it has to physically sort (preceeded by a sort task) before you can merge the results.
...missed the w on Now.