The SuiteQL Union operator stands out as a powerful tool for combining data from multiple sources. In this article, we delve into the intricacies of SuiteQL Union and explore its applications
select * from (select id,email from contact union select id,email from customer);
In this example, we're selecting the "id" and "email" columns from both the "contact" and "customer" tables and merging the results using the Union operator. The resulting dataset will contain unique combinations of IDs and emails from both tables.
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