JOIN 1:1
With the element JOIN - 1:1 it is possible to display in the search result the data of a table related to the layer.
If you, e.g. want to display attributes of a specific city district which are not available in the layer itself then it is possible to provide access to additional district specific attributes/fields by configuring a join element.
For a join it is necessary to specify a source table and a target table:
•source table: can be a layer or table that is configured in your WebOffice 10.9 R4 project configuration
•target table: a table configured in WebOffice 10.9 R4 whose attributes should be joined to the source table
The JOIN relationship is defined by specifying a key field in both tables, which is used to link them (reference to result field, reference to table field). In this process, one feature of the target table is assigned to each feature of the source table.
In the sample below, the cadastral municipality number (KGNR & KG_NR) fields of the involved table and layer are used as key fields.
JOIN 1:1 configuration
Properties |
Description |
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Keep all records |
Specifies whether all records are retained in the result of the join (Yes, outer join) or not (No, inner join).
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JOIN 1:1 properties
Key of source table configuration
Key of target table configuration
Property |
Description |
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Key of source table |
Key field of the source layer/table to be used.
Result field of source table/layer
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Key of target table |
Key field of the target table to be used.
Result field of target table
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Key of source table/Key of target table properties
The joined fields simply get added to the search result in the WebOffice 10.9 R4 clients.
•See chapter Result Field List for details about the configuration of result fields. •See chapter DB Connections for details about the configuration of database connections. •See chapter Tables for details about the configuration of tables. •See chapter Related Results for the appearance of joins and relates in the WebOffice html client. •See also chapter Joins and Relates for information about the concept of WebOffice joins/relates. |