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What is one of the workarounds to achieve similar results to cross-dataset joins in Flow.BI?
What is one of the workarounds to achieve similar results to cross-dataset joins in Flow.BI?
- Running queries directly against the Flow.BI repository
- Utilizing cross-database joins
- Creating virtual datasets using SQL queries (correct)
- Using physical datasets for data combination
Why are cross-dataset joins not currently supported in Flow.BI?
Why are cross-dataset joins not currently supported in Flow.BI?
- Security concerns (correct)
- Data compatibility issues
- Performance concerns
- Lack of user demand
What is the purpose of creating a third virtual dataset in Flow.BI?
What is the purpose of creating a third virtual dataset in Flow.BI?
- To apply security measures to the data
- To join two separate virtual datasets (correct)
- To visualize the data sources separately
- To combine all the data sources directly
What is the main advantage of using virtual datasets in Flow.BI?
What is the main advantage of using virtual datasets in Flow.BI?
Which type of dataset is recommended for achieving a cross-dataset join in Flow.BI?
Which type of dataset is recommended for achieving a cross-dataset join in Flow.BI?
How can virtual datasets be used after combining data from multiple sources?
How can virtual datasets be used after combining data from multiple sources?
What is the recommended approach for joining datasets inside a SQL query for a virtual dataset in Flow.BI?
What is the recommended approach for joining datasets inside a SQL query for a virtual dataset in Flow.BI?
Cross-dataset joins are currently supported in Flow.BI.
Cross-dataset joins are currently supported in Flow.BI.
Virtual datasets in Flow.BI are created using SQL queries.
Virtual datasets in Flow.BI are created using SQL queries.
Creating a third virtual dataset to join two virtual datasets together is the only workaround for achieving a cross-dataset join in Flow.BI.
Creating a third virtual dataset to join two virtual datasets together is the only workaround for achieving a cross-dataset join in Flow.BI.
It is recommended to join inside the SQL query for a virtual dataset in Flow.BI.
It is recommended to join inside the SQL query for a virtual dataset in Flow.BI.
Charts, dashboards, and reports can be created directly using the separate virtual datasets without the need for a third virtual dataset.
Charts, dashboards, and reports can be created directly using the separate virtual datasets without the need for a third virtual dataset.
Physical datasets are recommended for achieving a cross-dataset join in Flow.BI.
Physical datasets are recommended for achieving a cross-dataset join in Flow.BI.
One of the advantages of using virtual datasets in Flow.BI is the ability to combine data from multiple sources into a single dataset.
One of the advantages of using virtual datasets in Flow.BI is the ability to combine data from multiple sources into a single dataset.
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Match the following steps with their correct actions for achieving a cross-dataset join in Flow.BI:
Match the following steps with their correct actions for achieving a cross-dataset join in Flow.BI:
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