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=== Join tables ===
 
=== Join tables ===
  

Revision as of 15:41, 18 April 2013

Analysis title
Join table
Provider
Institute of Systems Biology

Join tables

Combine two tables into a new one containing selected columns. Joining is processed according to ID matching from left and right tables.

Note: for each column from input tables you can select new name which it will have in result table to avoid coincidence in column names.

Parameters:

  • Left Table - left (first table) for join.
    • Table - a table data collection stored in BioUML repository.
    • Columns - the columns from the table which should be taken into account.
  • Right Table - right (second table) for join.
    • Table - a table data collection stored in BioUML repository.
    • Columns - the columns from the table which should be taken into account.
  • Join type - the type of join:
    • Inner - inner join in SQL sense (result will contain IDs presented in both tables).
    • Outer - full outer join in SQL sense (result will contain IDs presented at least in one table).
    • Left - left outer join in SQL sense (result will contain IDs presented in left table).
    • Right - right outer join in SQL sense (result will contain IDs presented in right table).
    • Left substraction - result will contain IDs presented ONLY in left table.
    • Right substraction - result will contain IDs presented ONLY in right table.
    • Symmetric Difference - result will contain IDs presented only in one (any) of two tables.
  • Output table - the path in BioUML repository where the result table will be stored. If a table with the specified path already exists it will be replaced.
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