Joins in SQL
JOINS IN SQL Joins are used to combine row from two or more tables, based on a related column between them. Types of Joins in MySQL are -: Inner Joins left Joins Right Joins Cross Joins Now we will explain in details with examples Inner Joins - The SQL ' INNER JOIN' statement joins two tables based on a common column and selects rows that have matching values in these columns. INNER JOIN , which tells the SQL engine the name of the table you wish to join in your query, and that you wish to use an inner join. ON , which tells the SQL engine what columns to use to join the two tables. Joins are usually used in a query after the FROM clause. Left Joins- Returns all record from the Left table, and the matching records from the Right table. While the left join includes all rows in the table before the JOIN clause. Right Joins- Returns all record from the Right table, and ...