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@stayseesong stayseesong commented Apr 14, 2025

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@stayseesong stayseesong requested review from pwseg and a team as code owners April 14, 2025 20:48
@stayseesong stayseesong changed the title info note on junction table joins info note on junction table joins [DOC-1090] Apr 14, 2025
| Parameters | Definition |
| --------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
> info ""
> When used in junctions tables, `left join` is the column on the junction table to link with the parent (left) entity and `right join` is the column on the junction table to join with the child (right) entity. These values don’t actually manipulate the type of join - they are currently always `INNER JOINS`.
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@stayseesong I don't think this is super clear. Gonna drop an alternative suggestion in the original ticket.

@stayseesong stayseesong requested a review from pwseg April 16, 2025 19:41
@stayseesong stayseesong merged commit 6ce4b1b into develop Apr 16, 2025
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