rightsemi join
Applies to: ✅ Microsoft Fabric ✅ Azure Data Explorer ✅ Azure Monitor ✅ Microsoft Sentinel
The rightsemi
join flavor returns all records from the right side that match a record from the left side. Only columns from the right side are returned.
Syntax
LeftTable |
join
kind=rightsemi
[ Hints ] RightTable on
Conditions
Learn more about syntax conventions.
Parameters
Name | Type | Required | Description |
---|---|---|---|
LeftTable | string |
✔️ | The left table or tabular expression, sometimes called the outer table, whose rows are to be merged. Denoted as $left . |
Hints | string |
Zero or more space-separated join hints in the form of Name = Value that control the behavior of the row-match operation and execution plan. For more information, see Hints. |
|
RightTable | string |
✔️ | The right table or tabular expression, sometimes called the inner table, whose rows are to be merged. Denoted as $right . |
Conditions | string |
✔️ | Determines how rows from LeftTable are matched with rows from RightTable. If the columns you want to match have the same name in both tables, use the syntax ON ColumnName. Otherwise, use the syntax ON $left. LeftColumn == $right. RightColumn. To specify multiple conditions, you can either use the "and" keyword or separate them with commas. If you use commas, the conditions are evaluated using the "and" logical operator. |
Tip
For best performance, if one table is always smaller than the other, use it as the left side of the join.
Hints
Parameters name | Values | Description |
---|---|---|
hint.remote |
auto , left , local , right |
See Cross-Cluster Join |
hint.strategy=broadcast |
Specifies the way to share the query load on cluster nodes. | See broadcast join |
hint.shufflekey=<key> |
The shufflekey query shares the query load on cluster nodes, using a key to partition data. |
See shuffle query |
hint.strategy=shuffle |
The shuffle strategy query shares the query load on cluster nodes, where each node processes one partition of the data. |
See shuffle query |
Returns
Schema: All columns from the right table.
Rows: All records from the right table that match records from the left table.
Example
let X = datatable(Key:string, Value1:long)
[
'a',1,
'b',2,
'b',3,
'c',4
];
let Y = datatable(Key:string, Value2:long)
[
'b',10,
'c',20,
'c',30,
'd',40
];
X | join kind=rightsemi Y on Key
Output
Key | Value2 |
---|---|
b | 10 |
c | 20 |
c | 30 |