Which outer join is used in Merge Dimension.
Diff between merge and auto merge dimension.

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Which outer join is used in Merge Dimension. Diff between merge and auto merge dimension. ..

Answer / srikanthreddy

merge dimension leads full outer join,in webi- right click on query panel-document properties-you have a option called auto merge,when you trying to merge two universes it will automatically merge the dimensions.

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Which outer join is used in Merge Dimension. Diff between merge and auto merge dimension. ..

Answer / krishna

Yes, by default it will take full outer join, along with merged dimension, if you select any non-merged dimension from left/right data provider, then join will be either left outer/right outer join.

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