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hello everyone this is mike and welcome back to the channel in todays video were going to be talking about the different kinds of table joins with kql in azure so were going to look at the the joint operator talk about the different flavors of table joins and lastly some examples of using joins in azure so so lets go ahead and get started here okay so lets first of all talk about what the join operator represents so we look at doing joins were basically merging tables together so so the technical definition if you look it up in microsofts documentation is merges the rows of two tables to form a new table by matching the values of the specified columns from each table so in essence given some type of common uh common value in a column i want to pull the rows from different tables and have kind of a new output table be built from that so youre kind of grabbing pieces from different tables based on some lets say property thats common between the two now for doing this in in kql
