Tableau Data Relationships vs Tableau Joins

Tableau data connections can be a little complicated if you are unfamiliar with the data models. There are 3 different ways to merge data together from different data sources, Data Relationships, Data Joins and Blends. Tableau's new default way is the data relationships which makes things a lot easier for the novice. You can still do the traditional joins but you now don't have to worry about duplication problems which was a major concern with doing joins historically.

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[AltafAlandwale]

The link you shared for 'do-it-along', doesnt open. Please check.

[n]

best comparison between join & relationship

[jlewis]

Love your content, thank you for explaining things in a way that is both smart, and understandable. I'm an old school SQL kid, really want to understand these relationships better

[haykuhialeksanyan]

Thanks for great content. Do I understand it correct, that if we use Full Outer JOIN, then the result will be the same as with relationships, like for the example "Relationship - Extra Order ID Order Table"? Thanks in advance?

[satyamace]

Liked the video but, what if One Data Source has the Ship Date Field and another doesn't have which in general happens to be. Join is helpful there than the relationship?