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Inner join: This type of join displays matched rows from
tables.
this is based on equality condition ,so also called
equijoin.
exp- select empid,d.deptid,deptname,empname,location,salary
from emp e inner join dept d on e.deptid=d.deptid
Cross join: this is not based on any condition. It results
every row of one table matching with every row of another
table.
exp- select * from emp cross join dept
Self join: This ype of join joins a table to itself.
outer join:
Three types -
a.left outer join: It reults mathed rows from both tables
as well as all unmatched rows from left table.
exp- select empid,d.deptid,deptname,name,location,salary
from emp e left outer join dept d
on e.emp=d.dept
it displays all data from emp table .
right Outer join:It reults mathed rows from both tables as
well as all unmatched rows from right table.
exp- select empid,d.deptid,deptname,name,location,salary
from emp e right outer join dept d
on e.emp=d.dept
it displays all data from dept table .
Full Outer Join: This type of join results all matched
rows from both tables as well as umatched rows from both
tables.
exp.-select empid,d.deptid,deptname,name,location,salary
from emp e full outer join dept d
on emp e=d.dept d
It displays all matched and unmatched rows from both emp
and dept tables.
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