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I haven't done this before, so I'm not confident that it is the right approach. But perhaps you could try out

(<query you have now>) UNION (<query you have now but replacing the FROM with the events_intra_day>)

Great, it worked! (I used

UNION all

) Thank you😄

Glad to hear it. Yes doing

UNION all

might be more efficient but could lead to duplicates in the general sense, but I believe the events in the intraday tables are not yet in any events table. But perhaps during switch over times there is a chance an event might appear in both? I haven't researched that myself yet, so just don't know.

Right. The intraday table should be deleted when the events_ table is created, but I have not investigated the exact timing. Perhaps there could be a timing when two tables exist for the same day. I will try to change it to use Distinct.

UNION

does do a distinct over the entire row.

I receive an error with just

UNION

ah ok.

Oh thanks!!

I know this thread is a bit old, but I am trying to do the same thing. But I don’t know how to edit the queries to do the union with the intraday table. Any help would be appreciated!

Hi Yesi. You can click on the three dots and click edit.

Ahh got it, thank you!