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Here is a use case discussed today in the context of OIFITS data (but would also be valid for UVFITS). We have a table of telescopes:
ID Name
1 Telescope1
2 Telescope2
3 Telescope3
and then a list of points which each are associated with two telescopes:
ID1 ID2 Data
1 2 4.5
1 3 5.5
2 3 2.2
When selecting a row in the second table, it would be great to select all items in the first table that have a matching ID. I think this could probably be done with some advanced version of join_on_key.
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Here is a use case discussed today in the context of OIFITS data (but would also be valid for UVFITS). We have a table of telescopes:
and then a list of points which each are associated with two telescopes:
When selecting a row in the second table, it would be great to select all items in the first table that have a matching ID. I think this could probably be done with some advanced version of
join_on_key
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: