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    <-- Chapter 25: SQL Join

    Chapter 26

    SQL Inner Join


    SQL Inner Join clause is used to fetch all the rows from more than two tables in which there is a match between the columns. Inner Join is similar like Join clause.


    Lets see an examples from the below tables "customers" :-


    customer_id name country
    1 abc India
    2 def Australia
    3 ghi USA
    4 jkl India
    5 mno Bangladesh

    Lets see an examples from the below tables "orders" :-


    date customer_id amount
    30-11-2015 2 3000
    30-11-2015 1 1500
    31-12-2015 1 2000
    31-12-2015 3 2000

    SQL JOIN SQL syntax :-


    SELECT `customers`.`name` AS [Customer Name], `orders`.`date` AS `Date`
    FROM `orders`
    INNER JOIN `customers`
    ON `orders`.`customer_id` = `customers`.`customer_id`; 
    

    Now run the above SQL query, we will see the output below :-


    Customer Name Date
    def 30-11-2015
    abc 30-11-2015
    abc 31-12-2015
    ghi 31-12-2015

    Now we can see here, we have displayed customer name and order date of customer on the basis of common customer_id between customers and orders tables.


    Chapter 27: SQL Left Join -->

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