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Contributor III
Contributor III

Which is faster between join and keep

>For load script  which is faster between Join and keep? why?

>For dashboard which is faster? why?

Thanks in advance.

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marcus_sommer

Although the mechanism of action is quite similar the common use-cases are different. A "classical" join is aimed to add further informations to an existing table and a keep-statement will keep both of the used tables and filter them in a certain way. A use-case for keep could be to filter a dimension-table (for example products) to the products from the sales fact-table.

- Marcus