Answer / Ravi Kumar Shukla

To join two tables in a relational database, you use the JOIN clause. For example, if you have two tables A and B, and there is a common field (e.g., ID) between them, you can join them with a SELECT statement like this: SELECT A.* FROM A JOIN B ON A.ID = B.ID.

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