Outer joins (preview) - Release notes
An outer join (left, right, full) combines data from two tables, including all matching rows and any unmatched rows from one or both tables, filling in NULL for missing data. Analytical platforms use outer joins to achieve: Broader analytical capabilities: Ensure all relevant data is visible, even if there is no exact match in another table (e.g., view all products, including products with no sales). Identify Gaps: Easily spot data integrity issues and missing information or relationships, which is crucial for analysis and reporting.Sisense's Journey to Automated Testing with Playwright
This article aims to delve into the rationale behind our decision, explore the benefits of Playwright over other frameworks, and provide insights into the structure of our test framework based on Playwright. By sharing our experience, we hope to offer valuable guidance to other teams seeking to optimize their testing processes with a robust and efficient automation solution.
