Hello Friends Welcome To This where I Will Discuss about the SQL JOIN Query.
Basically JOIN is used to extract data from 2 or More tables in a Database.
Lets Make Two Tables, One Names As "Customer" and the Other as "Orders"
Customer Table
CID Name Designation
222 Whiskey Moderator
444 Onty Member
111 Gaurav Admin
333 Kumaar Admin
555 Rishabh Admin
666 Rose Admin
888 White Member
999 Mikey Member
Orders Table
OID Product CID
1 Perfume 666
2 Laptop 444
3 Perfume 999
4 Cell Phone 666
Okay so assume that these are the Two Tables, now you need to Note Something here, in the First Table the CID(Customer ID) is Unique to each record, there cannot be two records with same CID. Likewise in every table, there exists a column which holds values uniquely to the other columns. Ex: productID, SalesID, id, newsid, etc.
So similarly, the second table "Orders" has OID, which is unique, no two orders can have the same OID.
So, these are kind of keys to join tables and for other purposes, and are known as "Primary Key", So as a Conclusion, every table has got a Primary Key, through which data can be accessed and Tables can joined.
There are 4 ways By which we Join tables:
1. INNER JOIN
2. RIGHT JOIN
3. LEFT JOIN
4. FULL JOIN
Well This is all For now, Hope you liked it, Don't Forget to check my next Post.
Thank You!
Basically JOIN is used to extract data from 2 or More tables in a Database.
Lets Make Two Tables, One Names As "Customer" and the Other as "Orders"
Customer Table
CID Name Designation
222 Whiskey Moderator
444 Onty Member
111 Gaurav Admin
333 Kumaar Admin
555 Rishabh Admin
666 Rose Admin
888 White Member
999 Mikey Member
Orders Table
OID Product CID
1 Perfume 666
2 Laptop 444
3 Perfume 999
4 Cell Phone 666
Okay so assume that these are the Two Tables, now you need to Note Something here, in the First Table the CID(Customer ID) is Unique to each record, there cannot be two records with same CID. Likewise in every table, there exists a column which holds values uniquely to the other columns. Ex: productID, SalesID, id, newsid, etc.
So similarly, the second table "Orders" has OID, which is unique, no two orders can have the same OID.
So, these are kind of keys to join tables and for other purposes, and are known as "Primary Key", So as a Conclusion, every table has got a Primary Key, through which data can be accessed and Tables can joined.
There are 4 ways By which we Join tables:
1. INNER JOIN
2. RIGHT JOIN
3. LEFT JOIN
4. FULL JOIN
Well This is all For now, Hope you liked it, Don't Forget to check my next Post.
Thank You!
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