Answer Posted / Rajendra Kumar Akela
No, NATURAL JOIN and INNER JOIN are not the same. By default, an INNER JOIN returns rows when there is a match in all joined columns with similar names. A NATURAL JOIN, on the other hand, performs an INNER JOIN using implicitly defined join conditions based on column names that exist in both input tables.
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