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### Cross join example
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The below example is a join transformation named `CartesianProduct` that takes left stream `TripData` and right stream `TripFare`. This transformation takes in two streams and returns a cartesian product of their rows. The join condition is `true()` because it outputs a full cartesian product. The `joinType`in`cross`. We're enabling broadcasting in only the left stream so `broadcast` has value `'left'`.
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The below example is a join transformation named `CartesianProduct` that takes left stream `TripData` and right stream `TripFare`. This transformation takes in two streams and returns a cartesian product of their rows. The join condition is `true()` because it outputs a full cartesian product. The `joinType`is`cross`. We're enabling broadcasting in only the left stream so `broadcast` has value `'left'`.
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In the Data Factory UX, this transformation looks like the below image:
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