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If all your tables have the same look-up column and key, you can use an array for the value of in parameter. For example, the following two statements are equal:
"lookup": [
{
"in": "Cars1",
"key": "CarRegistration",
"take": "Address"
},
{
"in": "Cars2",
"key": "CarRegistration",
"take": "Address"
}
]
Is equal to the following (consolidated in property):
"lookup": [
{
"in": ["Cars1", "Cars2"],
"key": "CarRegistration",
"take": "Address"
}
]
The priority of lookups is then defined by the order in which they appear in the in statement.