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okay so in this video lets try to answer a very frequently Asked SQL interview problem that is you are given two different tables with some data and you are asked to find the number of records that will be returned by using different type of joints on these two tables that is inner join left join right join and full outer join now the tricky part is that the data that is present in these two tables is having some duplicate values it might have some null values Etc and also you are not allowed to query the data you just need to look at these two table data and figure out the number of records that will be returned when you do these type of joints now in order to correctly answer this particular question you need to completely understand how internally SQL does different type of joints and that is exactly what I will be explaining in this video and Im going to explain that by taking up two different data sets so lets start with scenario one as you can see I have been given two differe

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SQL Joins Interview Questions for Freshers What are joins in SQL? What is the importance of SQL joins in database management? What are the different types of Joins in SQL? Explain merge join in SQL. State the difference between inner join and left join. State difference between left join and right join.
The general form of a join is: SELECT FROM JOIN ON ; JOIN in the above is any of the various join statement key words, such as INNER JOIN, LEFT JOIN and so on. Different joins provide different ways to combine the two tables.
How many types of JOINs are there in SQL? There are four main types of JOINs in SQL: INNER JOIN, OUTER JOIN, CROSS JOIN, and SELF JOIN.
The most common type of join is: SQL INNER JOIN (simple join). An SQL INNER JOIN returns all rows from multiple tables where the join condition is met.
Actually you often need both WHERE and JOIN. JOIN is used to retrieve data from two tables - based ON the values of a common column. If you then want to further filter this result, use the WHERE clause. For example, LEFT JOIN retrieves ALL rows from the left table, plus the matching rows from the right table.
There are different types of joins used in SQL: Inner Join / Simple Join. Left Outer Join / Left Join. Right Outer Join / Right Join. Full Outer Join. Cross Join. Self Join.
Idiom: join in Why dont you join in the discussion were having? When my assistant complained about the holiday party, everybody joined in and the director was livid. My son said something really naughty and everybody joined in when my husband laughed. This weekend is Carnivale, if you want to join in the fun.
A JOIN clause is used to combine rows from two or more tables, based on a related column between them. Notice that the CustomerID column in the Orders table refers to the CustomerID in the Customers table. The relationship between the two tables above is the CustomerID column.

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