Basics of JOINs
An INNER JOIN returns all the common rows between both of the tables (Table A and Table B). As per the below example, the JOIN selects all the Items and th...
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A LEFT OUTER JOIN returns all rows from the left table (Table A) with the matching rows from the right table (Table B) or NULL – if there is no match in the...
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A RIGHT OUTER JOIN returns all the rows from the right table (TableB) with the matching rows from the left table (TableA) or NULL – if there is no match in ...
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FULL JOIN returns matched and unmatched rows from both tables (it's a union of both). If there is no match, the missing values will be inserted as NUL...
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A Self join is a join in which it is joined with the table itself based on the condition. For e.g. The below employee table contains the details such as E...
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A CROSS JOIN is a Cartesian product of Table A and Table B. Every row from Table A is matched with every row from Table B. As per the below example, every ...
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