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    Database Programming with SQL

    6-3: Inner versus Outer Joins


    Practice Activities
    Objectives
    • Compare and contrast an inner and an outer join
    • Construct and execute a query to use a left outer join
    • Construct and execute a query to use a right outer join
    • Construct and execute a query to use a full outer join Vocabulary
    Identify the vocabulary word for each definition below.
    Performs a join on two tables, retrieves all the rows in the Left
    table, even if there is no match in the Right table. It also retrieves
    all the rows in the Right table, even if there is no match in the Left
    FULL OUTER JOIN table.
    A join that returns the unmatched rows as well as matched rows
    outer join
    Performs a join on two tables, retrieves all the rows in the Left
    LEFT OUTER JOIN table even if there is no match in the Right table.
    Performs a join on two tables, retrieves all the rows in the
    RIGHT  OUTER JOIN Right table even if there is no match in the Left table.
    A join of two or more tables that returns only matched rows
    INNER JOIN

    Try It / Solve It

    Use the Oracle database for problems 1-7.

    1. Return the first name, last name, and department name for all employees including those
    employees not assigned to a department.

    Ans:

    SELECT emp.first_name "First Name", emp.last_name "Last Name" , dpt.department_name


    "Department Name"
    FROM employees emp LEFT OUTER JOIN departments dpt ON emp.department_id =
    dpt.department_id;

    OUTPUT:
    First Name Last Name

    Steven King

    Neena Kochhar

    Lex De Haan

    2. Return the first name, last name, and department name for all employees including those
    departments that do not have an employee assigned to them.

    Ans:

    SELECT emp.first_name "First Name", emp.last_name "Last Name" , dpt.department_name


    "Department Name"
    FROM employees emp RIGHT OUTER JOIN departments dpt ON emp.department_id =
    dpt.department_id;

    OUTPUT:

    First Name Last Name

    Jennifer Whalen

    Michael Hartstein

    Pat Fay

    3. Return the first name, last name, and department name for all employees including those
    departments that do not have an employee assigned to them and those employees not assigned
    to a department.

    Ans:

    SELECT emp.first_name "First Name", emp.last_name "Last Name" , dpt.department_name


    "Department Name"
    FROM employees emp FULL OUTER JOIN departments dpt ON emp.department_id =
    dpt.department_id;
    OUTPUT:

    First Name Last Name

    Steven King

    Neena Kochhar

    Lex De Haan

    4. Create a query of the DJs on Demand database to return the first name, last name, event date,
    and description of the event the client held. Include all the clients even if they have not had an
    event scheduled.

    Ans:

    SELECT ct.first_name, ct.last_name, ev.event_date, ev.description


    FROM d_clients ct LEFT OUTER JOIN d_events ev ON ct.client_number = ev.client_number;

    OUTPUT:

    FIRST_NAME LAST_NAME EVENT_DATE

    Hiram Peters 14-May-2004

    Lauren Vigil 28-Apr-2004

    Serena Jones -

    5. Using the Global Fast Foods database, show the shift description and shift assignment date even
    if there is no date assigned for each shift description.

    Ans:
    SELECT f_shifts.description "shift description", f_shift_assignments.shift_assign_date AS "shift
    assignment date" FROM f_shifts LEFT OUTER JOIN f_shift_assignments ON f_shifts.code =
    f_shift_assignments.code;

    OUTPUT:

    shift description

    8am to 12pm 06-May-2004

    6pm to 10pm -

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