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This is misleading because the timestamps that are returned are not sale timestamps at all, but shift timestamps. I realize that reversing the code to do shifts[sales ... will give more appropriate results, but I'm likely not the only one confused by the behavior of the former formulation and possibly not the only one for whom this behavior resulted in some headache.
Thanks!
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Yes, essentially the same issue as #1807 and a couple others. I hadn't done a good enough job searching. Closing as duplicate.
I do think since base merge doesn't support non-equi joins, it made sense there, but I think the SQL naming conventions make more sense for data.table.
Hi,
I've run into the following unexpected issue...
I am trying to join sales to shifts here by timestamp.
returns
This is misleading because the timestamps that are returned are not sale timestamps at all, but shift timestamps. I realize that reversing the code to do
shifts[sales ...
will give more appropriate results, but I'm likely not the only one confused by the behavior of the former formulation and possibly not the only one for whom this behavior resulted in some headache.Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: