how can we join two classes with full outer join.in join
dialog box only one outer join check box is checked another on
e gone .for this any property is there in universe designer?
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Answer / vikram
To be more elaborate:While designing the Universe,
1: Click the Parameter Tab of the Universe parameters
window.
2: There you can see a list of all the parameters the
designer uses. Select the ANSI 92 parameter. By default
its value is set as 'NO'. Change this value to 'YES'by
typing/overwriting in the same text box.
3: Now click on the 'CHANGE' tab to confirm the changed
value.
4: Save the Universe and go to the Query Panel to check
for the change. Now you will be able to select both the
check boxes to achive 'FULL OUTER JOIN'.
Cheers: :) Vikram
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Answer / prathish thomas
Include ANSI 92 in the Parameters in the universe, you will be able to select both check boxes to create a full outer join.
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