How to Join/Relate to Tableau Published Data Sources
Working with Tableau Published Data Sources (PDS) can be fantastic for data governance, integrity, performance, and privacy. It can also be frustrating when trying to combine them with other data sources.
A Published Data Source is a finalized version of data source - similar to a PDF. All the editing you want to make to your data needs to happen before the PDS is completed.
In this video, we'll look through some problems, solutions, and suggestions for working with Published Data Sources and trying to relate them to other forms of data sources.
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0:00 What is a Published Data Source?
2:18 Blending Approach
3:40 Inability to Join / Relate
4:52 Join/Relate Before Publishing Data Source
5:28 Tableau Prep Workaround