The node splits an input table into two output tables according to the given criteria.
Each criterion can target the row number, RowID, or cell value of a row.
Multiple criteria can be combined (similar to boolean logic via AND
and OR
)
to specify the overall criterion applied to each row.
Note: The domain of the input table is passed through as-is,
i. e. the upper and lower bounds or the possible values in the table spec are not changed,
even if one of the bounds or one value is fully filtered out from one of the output tables. If the input
does not contain domain information, so will the output.
*
and ?
true
false
Specify whether to take domains of all input columns as output domains as-is or compute them on the output rows.
Depending on the use case, one or the other setting may be preferable:
If column domains are irrelevant for a particular use case, the "Retain" option should be used since it does not incur computation costs.
For more control over individual column domains, you can use the Domain Calculator, Edit Numeric Domain, or Edit Nominal Domain nodes.
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