The document explains the concept of natural joins in SQL, which allows for combining two or more tables based on common columns with the same name and data type without specifying the join columns. It provides an example of a SQL query that retrieves data from 'foods' and 'company' tables using a natural join. The document is a brief overview of natural joins and their implementation in SQL.
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The document explains the concept of natural joins in SQL, which allows for combining two or more tables based on common columns with the same name and data type without specifying the join columns. It provides an example of a SQL query that retrieves data from 'foods' and 'company' tables using a natural join. The document is a brief overview of natural joins and their implementation in SQL.
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Joins In SQL
Joins In SQL - Team Members - Jayalakshmi Harshitha Rupika Manyatha Sastika Natural join
refers to joining two or
more tables based on common columns, which have the same name and data type. We do not need to specify the column used for joining two tables in natural join. Natural join is used to retrieve data from more than one table in a single place. Real Life Examples
Natural join
Specifying the first table to select data
from, which is 'foods'. NATURAL JOIN company; -- Performing a natural join with the 'company' table. Explanation: The SQL code retrieves data from two tables, 'foods' and 'company', and combines them into a single result set using a natural join. Implementation of joins 2. Natural -Join Sql query to implement joins. 2. Natural -Join