It's a long shot but can you try adding a Table.Buffer(previousStepName) to the step immediately before the merge to see if you get any different results?
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I am using Cassandra database and it is a NOSQL database i.e. No joins supported.
After using the merge option,If I expand the merged table and click on apply, I am getting "Unsupported Query" error.
Is there any way to transform data for a database which doesn't support joins.
It's a long shot but can you try adding a Table.Buffer(previousStepName) to the step immediately before the merge to see if you get any different results?
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