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EXPERIMENT NO.

-05

Name:- Prathmesh Sandesh kante

Roll No. :- 34

Class:- SE (IT)

Subject:- DB (SQL)

Aim:- To study and implement various join function.


EXPERIMENT NO.-05

Aim: To study and implement various join function.

Requirement: Notepad, editor, oracle database llg express edition. ་

Theory:
• The relation operation can merge columns from two different tables to form new Join
table.
• We can join multiple tables with the help of same join condition without any join
condition.
• Different types of gain:
(i) Inner Join
(ii) Natural Join
(iii) Outer join - (a) left outer join
(b) right outer join
(c) full outer join
(iv) Self join
(v) Equi Join
(vi) Cross Join

(i)Inner join:
An inner join perform relational product between two table first and then use join condition
to select any only tuples satisfying join operation. Inner join will only merge tuple of merged
tuples satisfy join condition. Hence, it is called Inner Join.

(ii)Natural Join:
A natural join will select all types from both participating tables if and only if both has one
common column with same attribute. In this type of join, joining table must have atleast one
common column between them which has same column name and data type.
1) Left Outer Join:

eg- Select EID, E_Name, E_Did, D_da


from Emp-E
left outerjoin Dept-D
ON E_Did = D_Did

2) Right Outer Join:

eg-Select EID, E_Name, E_Did, D_da, D_Name


from Emp_E
Right outer join Dept D
ON E_Did = D_Did

3)Full Outer Join:

eg- Select EID, E_Name E_Did, D_da, D-Name


from Emp-E
Full Outer join Dept D
ON E_Did = D_Did

4) Equi Join:

Syntax: select column_list


from table 1, table 2.
where Join_condition.

Example: select I.Eid D-Dname

5) Cross Join:

syntax: select column list


from table
cross join table 2;

exomple: select e.ID, e.name, e.did, d.did,d.name


from empe
cross join Dept.d;
(iii)Outer Join:
In outer join resultant table contains only combination of rows that satisfy join condition.
Rows that do not satisfy join condition are discorded. The join that can be used to see rows
of table that do not meet condition along with row.

(a)left outer join:


left outer join has the dominant table of outer join on left side or keyboard 'outer join', left
outer join return all of rows for which join condition is true and in addition return all other
class from dominant tables.

b) Right outer join:


Right outer join has dominant table of outer join or right side of keyboard "outer join". A
Right outer join Return all of Rows for which join condition is true and also includes all
others row from dominant table and display corresponding values from subordinate table.

c)Full outer join:


In full outer join both table act or dominant table alternatively. A full outer join returns all
the rows for which condition is true.

d) Self Join:
A self join will work exactly same as inner join but there is only one participating table and
both column involved in joining are in same table. Table being joined in a query do not need
to be distinct you can join any table to itself.

f) Equi Join: It joins the table based on join condition specified in query. The result set
contains records that having same values In both tables.

g) Cross Join: A cross join performs relational product or cartesian product of two tables in
such product every tuple of first table is joined with each type in second table without any
join condition. In DBMS, cross join occurs due to missing where condition, in query or some
invalid operation in where classes.

Conclusion:
The jo in operation are used in Retrive data from multiple table. The Respective join
operation is performed based on join type and join conditions provided in query.

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