what is the difference between lookupoveride and joiner?

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what is the difference between lookupoveride and joiner?..

Answer / nikhil

Using lookupoverride u can join two relational tables but
not flat files . Joniner T is used to join two heterogenous
sources like relational tables from two different databases
or flat file sources.

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what is the difference between lookupoveride and joiner?..

Answer / kotesh

using lookup override we can join more two table either it
is relational or flatfiles also. and one more advantage is
it supports orderby condition.
but jointrns we can join two tables.

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what is the difference between lookupoveride and joiner?..

Answer / joshasmita

Using Loopoverride we can join two relational tables but
from same database. With joiner we can two sources of
different types

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