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How to use join with data model?

prajesh
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I have tried using join to detect the common field from lookup but i need not find the fields that are not present using data model query.

|inputlookup Denied_traffic.csv |  join type=inner All_Traffic.src[| tstats `summariesonly`  dc(All_Traffic.src) as src from datamodel=Network_Traffic where All_Traffic.src_zone=outside All_Traffic.app!=incomplete All_Traffic.action=dropped OR All_Traffic.action=blocked by All_Traffic.src]
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somesoni2
Revered Legend

You can do this without join itself (and it'll be much efficient)

| tstats `summariesonly`  dc(All_Traffic.src) as src from datamodel=Network_Traffic where All_Traffic.src_zone=outside All_Traffic.app!=incomplete All_Traffic.action=dropped OR All_Traffic.action=blocked [|inputlookup Denied_traffic.csv | table fieldInLookup | rename fieldInLookup as "All_Traffic.src] by All_Traffic.src
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