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  • November 10, 2016
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Hello world of Safe!

A few transformers create objects with the following attribute tables 'Table 1' and 'Table 2'. The attribute 'ID' describes where A is B. I want to combine these tables like you see it in the picture under 'Goal'. First I thought I could merge them with the FeatureMerger, but after that the output just shows the four rows with the ids which exists in both tables.

Important: The ids in Table 1 exist in Table 2 in every case. It is not a coincidence!

Thank you for answers!

Best regards,

Felix

Best answer by ciarab

The feature merger should be okay to use but you may want to take the data coming from the different ports such as Not Merged to account for when a match was not found.

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The feature merger should be okay to use but you may want to take the data coming from the different ports such as Not Merged to account for when a match was not found.

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The feature merger should be okay to use but you may want to take the data coming from the different ports such as Not Merged to account for when a match was not found.

Sometimes you lose the sight of the wood for the trees. Thank you very much!

 

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Sometimes you lose the sight of the wood for the trees. Thank you very much!

 

I have done it myself!

 

 

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