This document provides 4 examples of SQL JOIN queries. The first example performs an inner join between the employees and departments tables on the department_id column and selects employee details and matching department name. The second example performs a natural join between the same tables. The third example performs an inner join using the USING clause on the department_id column. The fourth example joins the departments and locations tables on the location_id column to retrieve department and location details.
This document provides 4 examples of SQL JOIN queries. The first example performs an inner join between the employees and departments tables on the department_id column and selects employee details and matching department name. The second example performs a natural join between the same tables. The third example performs an inner join using the USING clause on the department_id column. The fourth example joins the departments and locations tables on the location_id column to retrieve department and location details.
This document provides 4 examples of SQL JOIN queries. The first example performs an inner join between the employees and departments tables on the department_id column and selects employee details and matching department name. The second example performs a natural join between the same tables. The third example performs an inner join using the USING clause on the department_id column. The fourth example joins the departments and locations tables on the location_id column to retrieve department and location details.
FROM employees JOIN departments USING (department_id) ORDER BY employee_id; / -- Ejemplo 4 SELECT d.department_id departamento, d.location_id localidad, l.city ciudad FROM departments d JOIN locations l ON (d.location_id = l.location_id) ORDER BY d.department_id;