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What’s the difference between RIGHT, LEFT, OUTER, INNER, JOIN

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The difference is the way the tables are joined if no common records are available. RIGHT – RIGHT JOIN is the opposite of LEFT JOIN and the same as RIGHT OUTER JOIN. Shows all records from the right table and only matching records from the left table. LEFT – LEFT JOIN shows all records from the left table does not matter if matching records in the right table exists or not. Also the...

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