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C2090-930 · Question #51

You are provided two data sources which both contain event IDs and the date/time that the events occurred. Which node will merge these two data sources?

The correct answer is A. Append node. Append combines two data sources with matching schemas by stacking them into a single dataset, making it the right tool when you want to merge event records from two separate sources into one unified list. Why the distractors are wrong: Filter (B) removes rows based on…

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Question

You are provided two data sources which both contain event IDs and the date/time that the events occurred. Which node will merge these two data sources?

Options

  • AAppend node
  • BFilter node
  • CAggregate node
  • DSort node

How the community answered

(45 responses)
  • A
    91% (41)
  • B
    4% (2)
  • C
    2% (1)
  • D
    2% (1)

Explanation

Append combines two data sources with matching schemas by stacking them into a single dataset, making it the right tool when you want to merge event records from two separate sources into one unified list.

Why the distractors are wrong:

  • Filter (B) removes rows based on conditions - it narrows data, not combines it.
  • Aggregate (C) summarizes or groups data (e.g., counts, sums) - it transforms existing data, not merges two sources.
  • Sort (D) reorders rows by a field - it changes sequence, not structure or source count.

Memory tip: Think of "Append" like appending text to a document - you're adding more lines to the bottom. When you have two tables with the same columns (like event ID + datetime) and want them as one, you append one onto the other.

Topics

#Append node#data merging#multiple data sources#record operations

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