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Join 2 query based on common column

priya0709
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How can i join two query table based on common column ( host), but i want to display all columns from 1st table but just 1 column ( Incident column) from 2nd table??

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to4kawa
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query 1
| join Host [ query2]
| table Host, Time, Eventcode, Message, Incident

this is too slow , but it will work.

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to4kawa
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What's the two queries and logs?

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priya0709
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Query 1 displays ( Host, Time, Eventcode, Message) 

Query 2 displays ( subject, Host, Incident)

i want to all match hosts in both column and based on that join the querys to display ( Host, Time, Eventcode, Message, incident)

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to4kawa
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query 1
| join Host [ query2]
| table Host, Time, Eventcode, Message, Incident

this is too slow , but it will work.

priya0709
Path Finder

This worked but it is not displaying Host from query 1 even if it doesnt find any host in query 2??

my requirment is to match host but also display all output fro. Query 1??

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to4kawa
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please modify join option.

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