You can link tables by creating relationships between their columns. Linked tables can be searched together or combined into a worksheet for easy searching. Tables that have no relationship between their columns cannot be combined in a single search.
There are two ways to create relationships between tables:
The two methods create the same kind of relationship. When creating a relationship between two tables, the columns that form the link must have the same data type. For example, you can build a relationship between two columns that use the INT data type. You can also generate a script in TQL that contains all relationships, both the ones create in the web interface, and the ones defined through TQL.
These relationships can be managed either in TQL, or by going to the Relationships page when viewing data in the Data Modeling section in the ThoughtSpot application. You can view, modify, or delete relationships in either place.
You may create relationships using a mixture of TQL and the web interface, but the relationships you create cannot form a circular relationship, or “cycle”. If you attempt to create a relationship that would complete a cycle, you will see a message stating that the relationship could not be added because it conflicts with another existing relationship.