how to join tables in sql

1JOINING 2 Tables in sql
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3SELECT X.Column_Name , Y.Column_Name2
4FROM TABLES1_NAME X 
5INNER JOIN TABLES2_NAME Y ON X.Primary_key = Y.Foreign_key;
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7
8--FOR EXAMPLE
9--GET THE FIRST_NAME AND JOB_TITLE
10--USE EMPLOYEES AND JOBS TABLE
11--THE RELATIONSHIP IS JOB_ID
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13SELECT E.FIRST_NAME , J.JOB_TITLE
14FROM EMPLOYEES E
15INNER JOIN JOBS J ON J.JOB_ID = E.JOB_ID;
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1SELECT Orders.OrderID, Customers.CustomerName, Orders.OrderDate
2FROM Orders
3INNER JOIN Customers ON Orders.CustomerID=Customers.CustomerID;

1INNER JOIN:
2is used when retrieving data from multiple
3tables and will return only matching data.
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5LEFT OUTER JOIN:
6is used when retrieving data from
7multiple tables and will return
8left table and any matching right table records.
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10RIGHT OUTER JOIN:
11is used when retrieving data from
12multiple tables and will return right
13table and any matching left table records
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15FULL OUTER JOIN:
16is used when retrieving data from
17multiple tables and will return both
18table records, matching and non-matching.
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22INNER JOIN :
23SELECT select_list From TableA A
24Inner Join TableB B
25On A.Key = B.Key
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28LEFT OUTER JOIN :
29SELECT select_list From TableA A
30Left Join TableB B
31On A.Key = B.Key
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33(where b.key is null)//For delete matching data
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37RIGTH OUTER JOIN :
38SELECT select_list From TableA A
39Right Join TableB B
40On A.Key = B.Key
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43FULL JOIN :
44SELECT select_list From TableA A
45FULL OUTER Join TableB B
46On A.Key = B.Key
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1Suppose we are having three table named as 
2Student_details
3Attendance_details
4Batch_details
5And we have to apply join these three tables for fetching records
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7Example query:
8select column_names
9from Student_detail as s join Attendance_details as a on
10s.s_id = a.s_id join Batch_details as b on 
11s.s_id = b.s_id;
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13Here in the above example we implemented simple join but you change it with own join requirements.

1SELECT Coloumn_Name(s) FROM Table_1, Table_2 WHERE Table_1.Primary_key = Table_2.Foreign_key;

1#Joining 2 tables: table_1 and table_1
2
3#Select the all the columns you want to show in the final joined table.
4SELECT
5	table_1.column_a,
6    table_2.column_b
7#Select the first table
8FROM
9	database_name.table_1
10#Select the type of join statement and second table you want to join.
11JOIN
12	database_name.table_2
13#Select the related columns on which you want to join the tables.
14ON
15	table_1.column_a = table_2.column_b
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