Picks the first available lookup table from two possible execution pipelines, so a lookup table still reaches the rest of the model even when one of the pipelines that could produce it does not run.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Possible Table 1 | Lookup Table Type | Lookup table produced by one possible execution pipeline. |
| Possible Table 2 | Lookup Table Type | Lookup table produced by another possible execution pipeline. |
None.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Table | Lookup Table Type | Lookup table picked. |
The inputs are checked in order — Possible Table 1, then Possible Table 2 — and the first one that has a value is passed to the output. If neither input has a value, the output is left without one, which allows chaining several junctions together to combine more than two possible pipelines.
This functor is typically placed after a container whose execution is conditional, such as If Then or Skip On Error, so a default lookup table is still available when that container's content does not run or does not finish.
This functor was previously known as “JoinLookupTable”; that name is still accepted for backward compatibility with existing scripts.
LookupTableJunction