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Table A
Table B
Vin Number | Type | Mark Code | Mark Code Description |
4360001190 | BMW | YT | Oil Change |
Left Join (Table A)
Load * Resident Table B;
Drop Table Table B;
Result I get is the Table B columns becoming blank. Is there a way to solve this join issue?
Vin Number | Repair Code | Explanation | Mark Code | Mark Code Description | Type |
4360001190 | AN | Exercise | - | - | BMW |
Please check this again - also in regard to leading zeros and/or any trailing spaces and/or any decimal-parts which may included but not visible per formatting. If the values are really identically the join would work. In this regard take also a look to further common fields between both tables like the shown field Type which values look equally but may also differ in some way. For a test you may exclude all other fields unless the Vin Number and a single other one - if it's now worked any other field is causing the issue.
The key-values aren't identically - one is a string and the other a number. You could use num#() or text() to make both equally.
I casted Vin Number and Type as text() before I posted this but I still get the same result.
Please check this again - also in regard to leading zeros and/or any trailing spaces and/or any decimal-parts which may included but not visible per formatting. If the values are really identically the join would work. In this regard take also a look to further common fields between both tables like the shown field Type which values look equally but may also differ in some way. For a test you may exclude all other fields unless the Vin Number and a single other one - if it's now worked any other field is causing the issue.