Is left join same as inner join?
Answer / Raju Kumar Roy
No, Left Join and Inner Join are not the same. While an Inner Join only returns records that have matching values in both tables, a Left Join returns all records from the left table (even if there is no match in the right table), along with the matching values from the right table.
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