I found this posted in a Facebook group. It shows in a simple manner the type of SQL joins and what data they will return.
A big Gracias goes to Juan Carlos Ugaz for allowing me to share this.
A full size version can be seen here
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I found this posted in a Facebook group. It shows in a simple manner the type of SQL joins and what data they will return.
A big Gracias goes to Juan Carlos Ugaz for allowing me to share this.
A full size version can be seen here
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Hi Simon
ReplyDeleteI prefer 'EXCEPTION JOIN' in stead of a test on NULL-value.
One type of join I miss here is 'CROSS JOIN'.
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Jan
A couple of months ago I found this chart on this web site. It also gives a detailed description of each join. I have found it to be very useful in expanding my SQL knowledge. http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/33052/Visual-Representation-of-SQL-Joins
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