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Page: https://docs.cluvio.com/datasources/joining-data-from-multiple-datasources
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Cross datasource joins unsupported Report an error

“it is not possible to use data that live in different datasources directly within a single report.”
Queries run on customer db Report an error

“Cluvio runs the analytical queries directly on your database or data warehouse”
Workaround external tables Report an error

“BigQuery, Redshift, Athena, and Presto are examples of databases that can be configured with data that live outside of the database and can perform joins with the primary data.”
Workaround warehouse etl Report an error

“The most typical setups combine one of the cloud analytical databases (Redshift, BigQuery, Snowflake, Vertica or even Postgres or MySql) with an ETL tool like StitchData, Fivetran, ETLeap, Airbyte.”
Workaround federated queries Report an error

“This approach was pioneered by Presto DB (originally created by Facebook), AWS has its own version of Presto running under the name Athena. Starburst has its own distribution of Presto as a service with additional connectors.”
Workaround mysql cross database Report an error

“MySQL fully supports joining data between databases living in the same database server/instance, using the database name as a prefix.”