SQL Joins
/*CREATE TABLE tbl_Employee_Data*/
CREATE TABLE tbl_Employee_Data
(
EMPID INT,
FIRST_NAME VARCHAR(50),
MIDDLE_NAME VARCHAR(50),
LAST_NAME VARCHAR(50),
NATIONALITY VARCHAR(50)
);
INSERT INTO dbo.tbl_Employee_Data
(EMPID, FIRST_NAME, MIDDLE_NAME, LAST_NAME,NATIONALITY)
VALUES (101, 'SUBAL', 'CHANDRA', 'DAS', 'INDIAN');
INSERT INTO dbo.tbl_Employee_Data
(EMPID, FIRST_NAME, MIDDLE_NAME, LAST_NAME,NATIONALITY)
VALUES (103, 'RANGA', 'SELAM', 'REDDY', 'INDIAN');
INSERT INTO dbo.tbl_Employee_Data
(EMPID, FIRST_NAME, MIDDLE_NAME, LAST_NAME,NATIONALITY)
VALUES (104, 'SUBHANI', 'SK', 'MAHABOOB', 'INDIAN');
INSERT INTO dbo.tbl_Employee_Data
(EMPID, FIRST_NAME, MIDDLE_NAME, LAST_NAME,NATIONALITY)
VALUES (106, 'BHARGHAVI', 'CHANDRA', 'RAVULAPALLI', 'INDIAN');
INSERT INTO dbo.tbl_Employee_Data
(EMPID, FIRST_NAME, MIDDLE_NAME, LAST_NAME,NATIONALITY)
VALUES (108, 'NAGA', 'RANI', 'DAS', 'INDIAN');
SELECT * FROM tbl_Employee_Data;
/*CREATE TABLE tbl_Employee_Details*/
CREATE TABLE tbl_Employee_Details
(
EMPID INT,
DOB DATETIME,
CURRENT_FLAG INT,
STARTDATE DATETIME,
ENDDATE DATETIME DEFAULT('01-01-2019')
);
INSERT INTO dbo.tbl_Employee_Details
(EMPID, DOB, CURRENT_FLAG, STARTDATE)
VALUES (101,'12-07-1945', 0, '01-01-2010');
INSERT INTO dbo.tbl_Employee_Details
(EMPID, DOB, CURRENT_FLAG, STARTDATE)
VALUES (102, '12-17-1974', 1, '07-01-2010');
INSERT INTO dbo.tbl_Employee_Details
(EMPID, DOB, CURRENT_FLAG, STARTDATE)
VALUES(103,'05-11-1947', 0, '02-02-2010');
INSERT INTO dbo.tbl_Employee_Details
(EMPID, DOB, CURRENT_FLAG, STARTDATE)
VALUES(104,'12-11-1977', 0, '07-01-2010');
INSERT INTO dbo.tbl_Employee_Details
(EMPID, DOB, CURRENT_FLAG, STARTDATE)
VALUES(105,'12-07-1987',1, '01-11-2010');
SELECT * FROM tbl_Employee_Details
/*CREATE TABLE tbl_Employees_Name*/
CREATE TABLE tbl_Employees_Name
(
FIRST_NAME VARCHAR(50),
MARITAL_STATUS CHAR(1),
EMPLOYEE_GENDER CHAR(1),
);
INSERT INTO dbo.tbl_Employees_Name
(FIRST_NAME, MARITAL_STATUS,EMPLOYEE_GENDER)
VALUES ('SUBAL','M','M');
INSERT INTO dbo.tbl_Employees_Name
(FIRST_NAME, MARITAL_STATUS,EMPLOYEE_GENDER)
VALUES ('RANGA','S','M');
INSERT INTO dbo.tbl_Employees_Name
(FIRST_NAME,MARITAL_STATUS,EMPLOYEE_GENDER)
VALUES ('SUREKHA','S','F');
INSERT INTO dbo.tbl_Employees_Name
(FIRST_NAME,MARITAL_STATUS,EMPLOYEE_GENDER)
VALUES ('VISHNU', 'S','M');
INSERT INTO dbo.tbl_Employees_Name
(FIRST_NAME,MARITAL_STATUS,EMPLOYEE_GENDER)
VALUES ('NAGA','S','F');
SELECT * FROM tbl_Employees_Name
/* SQL JOINS*/
-- INNER JOIN
Inner join returns only those records/rows that match/exists in both the tables.
Syntax: SELECT COLUMNS FORM TABLE1
INNER JOIN TABLE2
ON
TABLE1.COLUMN=TABLE2.COLUMN
SELECT A.EMPID, A.FIRST_NAME, A.MIDDLE_NAME, A.LAST_NAME,A.NATIONALITY,
B.DOB, B.CURRENT_FLAG, B.STARTDATE,B.ENDDATE
FROM tbl_Employee_Data A
INNER JOIN tbl_Employee_Details B
ON
A.EMPID=B.EMPID
--Alternative INNER JOIN
SELECT A.EMPID, A.FIRST_NAME, A.MIDDLE_NAME, A.LAST_NAME,A.NATIONALITY,
B.DOB, B.CURRENT_FLAG, B.STARTDATE,B.ENDDATE
FROM tbl_Employee_Data A,tbl_Employee_Details B
WHERE A.EMPID=B.EMPID
-- OUTER JOIN
-- RIGHT OUTER JOIN
Left outer join returns all records/rows from left table and from right table returns only matched records. If there are no columns matching in the right table, it returns NULL values.
Syn: SELECT COLUMNS FORM TABLE1
RIGHT JOIN TABLE2
ON
TABLE1.COLUMN=TABLE2.COLUMN
SELECT A.EMPID, A.FIRST_NAME, A.MIDDLE_NAME, A.LAST_NAME,A.NATIONALITY,
B.DOB, B.CURRENT_FLAG, B.STARTDATE,B.ENDDATE
FROM tbl_Employee_Data A
RIGHT JOIN tbl_Employee_Details B
ON
A.EMPID=B.EMPID
-- LEFT OUTER JOIN
.Left outer join returns all records/rows from left table and from right table returns only matched records. If there are no columns matching in the right table, it returns NULL values.
Syn: SELECT COLUMNS FORM TABLE1
LEFT JOIN TABLE2
ON
TABLE1.COLUMN=TABLE2.COLUMN
SELECT A.EMPID, A.FIRST_NAME, A.MIDDLE_NAME, A.LAST_NAME,A.NATIONALITY,
B.DOB, B.CURRENT_FLAG, B.STARTDATE,B.ENDDATE
FROM tbl_Employee_Data A
LEFT JOIN tbl_Employee_Details B
ON
A.EMPID=B.EMPID
-- FULL OUTER JOIN
Full outer join combines left outer join and right outer join. This join returns all records/rows from both the tables.If there are no columns matching in the both tables, it returns NULL values.
Syn: SELECT COLUMNS FORM TABLE1
FULL JOIN TABLE2
ON
TABLE1.COLUMN=TABLE2.COLUMN
SELECT A.EMPID, A.FIRST_NAME, A.MIDDLE_NAME, A.LAST_NAME,A.NATIONALITY,
B.DOB, B.CURRENT_FLAG, B.STARTDATE,B.ENDDATE
FROM tbl_Employee_Data A
FULL JOIN tbl_Employee_Details B
ON
A.EMPID=B.EMPID
-- CROSS JOIN
Cross join is a cartesian join means cartesian product of both the tables. This join does not need any condition to join two tables. This join returns records/rows that are multiplication of record number from both the tables means each row on left table will related to each row of right table.
Syn: SELECT COLUMNS FORM TABLE1
CROSS JOIN TABLE2
SELECT * FROM tbl_Employee_Data
CROSS JOIN
tbl_Employee_Details
/*MULTIPLE TABLES JOIN*/
SELECT A.EMPID, A.FIRST_NAME, A.MIDDLE_NAME, A.LAST_NAME,A.NATIONALITY,
C.MARITAL_STATUS,C.EMPLOYEE_GENDER,
B.DOB, B.CURRENT_FLAG, B.STARTDATE,B.ENDDATE
FROM tbl_Employee_Data A
INNER JOIN tbl_Employee_Details B
ON
A.EMPID=B.EMPID
INNER JOIN tbl_Employees_Name C
ON
A.FIRST_NAME=C.FIRST_NAME
/*MULTIPLE TABLES WITHOUT JOIN*/
SELECT A.EMPID, A.FIRST_NAME, A.MIDDLE_NAME, A.LAST_NAME,A.NATIONALITY,
C.MARITAL_STATUS,C.EMPLOYEE_GENDER,
B.DOB, B.CURRENT_FLAG, B.STARTDATE,B.ENDDATE
FROM tbl_Employee_Data A,tbl_Employees_Name C,tbl_Employee_Details B
WHERE
A.EMPID=B.EMPID
AND
A.FIRST_NAME=C.FIRST_NAME
CREATE TABLE tbl_Employee_Data
(
EMPID INT,
FIRST_NAME VARCHAR(50),
MIDDLE_NAME VARCHAR(50),
LAST_NAME VARCHAR(50),
NATIONALITY VARCHAR(50)
);
INSERT INTO dbo.tbl_Employee_Data
(EMPID, FIRST_NAME, MIDDLE_NAME, LAST_NAME,NATIONALITY)
VALUES (101, 'SUBAL', 'CHANDRA', 'DAS', 'INDIAN');
INSERT INTO dbo.tbl_Employee_Data
(EMPID, FIRST_NAME, MIDDLE_NAME, LAST_NAME,NATIONALITY)
VALUES (103, 'RANGA', 'SELAM', 'REDDY', 'INDIAN');
INSERT INTO dbo.tbl_Employee_Data
(EMPID, FIRST_NAME, MIDDLE_NAME, LAST_NAME,NATIONALITY)
VALUES (104, 'SUBHANI', 'SK', 'MAHABOOB', 'INDIAN');
INSERT INTO dbo.tbl_Employee_Data
(EMPID, FIRST_NAME, MIDDLE_NAME, LAST_NAME,NATIONALITY)
VALUES (106, 'BHARGHAVI', 'CHANDRA', 'RAVULAPALLI', 'INDIAN');
INSERT INTO dbo.tbl_Employee_Data
(EMPID, FIRST_NAME, MIDDLE_NAME, LAST_NAME,NATIONALITY)
VALUES (108, 'NAGA', 'RANI', 'DAS', 'INDIAN');
SELECT * FROM tbl_Employee_Data;
/*CREATE TABLE tbl_Employee_Details*/
CREATE TABLE tbl_Employee_Details
(
EMPID INT,
DOB DATETIME,
CURRENT_FLAG INT,
STARTDATE DATETIME,
ENDDATE DATETIME DEFAULT('01-01-2019')
);
INSERT INTO dbo.tbl_Employee_Details
(EMPID, DOB, CURRENT_FLAG, STARTDATE)
VALUES (101,'12-07-1945', 0, '01-01-2010');
INSERT INTO dbo.tbl_Employee_Details
(EMPID, DOB, CURRENT_FLAG, STARTDATE)
VALUES (102, '12-17-1974', 1, '07-01-2010');
INSERT INTO dbo.tbl_Employee_Details
(EMPID, DOB, CURRENT_FLAG, STARTDATE)
VALUES(103,'05-11-1947', 0, '02-02-2010');
INSERT INTO dbo.tbl_Employee_Details
(EMPID, DOB, CURRENT_FLAG, STARTDATE)
VALUES(104,'12-11-1977', 0, '07-01-2010');
INSERT INTO dbo.tbl_Employee_Details
(EMPID, DOB, CURRENT_FLAG, STARTDATE)
VALUES(105,'12-07-1987',1, '01-11-2010');
SELECT * FROM tbl_Employee_Details
/*CREATE TABLE tbl_Employees_Name*/
CREATE TABLE tbl_Employees_Name
(
FIRST_NAME VARCHAR(50),
MARITAL_STATUS CHAR(1),
EMPLOYEE_GENDER CHAR(1),
);
INSERT INTO dbo.tbl_Employees_Name
(FIRST_NAME, MARITAL_STATUS,EMPLOYEE_GENDER)
VALUES ('SUBAL','M','M');
INSERT INTO dbo.tbl_Employees_Name
(FIRST_NAME, MARITAL_STATUS,EMPLOYEE_GENDER)
VALUES ('RANGA','S','M');
INSERT INTO dbo.tbl_Employees_Name
(FIRST_NAME,MARITAL_STATUS,EMPLOYEE_GENDER)
VALUES ('SUREKHA','S','F');
INSERT INTO dbo.tbl_Employees_Name
(FIRST_NAME,MARITAL_STATUS,EMPLOYEE_GENDER)
VALUES ('VISHNU', 'S','M');
INSERT INTO dbo.tbl_Employees_Name
(FIRST_NAME,MARITAL_STATUS,EMPLOYEE_GENDER)
VALUES ('NAGA','S','F');
SELECT * FROM tbl_Employees_Name
/* SQL JOINS*/
-- INNER JOIN
Inner join returns only those records/rows that match/exists in both the tables.
Syntax: SELECT COLUMNS FORM TABLE1
INNER JOIN TABLE2
ON
TABLE1.COLUMN=TABLE2.COLUMN
SELECT A.EMPID, A.FIRST_NAME, A.MIDDLE_NAME, A.LAST_NAME,A.NATIONALITY,
B.DOB, B.CURRENT_FLAG, B.STARTDATE,B.ENDDATE
FROM tbl_Employee_Data A
INNER JOIN tbl_Employee_Details B
ON
A.EMPID=B.EMPID
--Alternative INNER JOIN
SELECT A.EMPID, A.FIRST_NAME, A.MIDDLE_NAME, A.LAST_NAME,A.NATIONALITY,
B.DOB, B.CURRENT_FLAG, B.STARTDATE,B.ENDDATE
FROM tbl_Employee_Data A,tbl_Employee_Details B
WHERE A.EMPID=B.EMPID
-- OUTER JOIN
-- RIGHT OUTER JOIN
Left outer join returns all records/rows from left table and from right table returns only matched records. If there are no columns matching in the right table, it returns NULL values.
Syn: SELECT COLUMNS FORM TABLE1
RIGHT JOIN TABLE2
ON
TABLE1.COLUMN=TABLE2.COLUMN
SELECT A.EMPID, A.FIRST_NAME, A.MIDDLE_NAME, A.LAST_NAME,A.NATIONALITY,
B.DOB, B.CURRENT_FLAG, B.STARTDATE,B.ENDDATE
FROM tbl_Employee_Data A
RIGHT JOIN tbl_Employee_Details B
ON
A.EMPID=B.EMPID
-- LEFT OUTER JOIN
.Left outer join returns all records/rows from left table and from right table returns only matched records. If there are no columns matching in the right table, it returns NULL values.
LEFT JOIN TABLE2
ON
TABLE1.COLUMN=TABLE2.COLUMN
SELECT A.EMPID, A.FIRST_NAME, A.MIDDLE_NAME, A.LAST_NAME,A.NATIONALITY,
B.DOB, B.CURRENT_FLAG, B.STARTDATE,B.ENDDATE
FROM tbl_Employee_Data A
LEFT JOIN tbl_Employee_Details B
ON
A.EMPID=B.EMPID
-- FULL OUTER JOIN
Full outer join combines left outer join and right outer join. This join returns all records/rows from both the tables.If there are no columns matching in the both tables, it returns NULL values.
Syn: SELECT COLUMNS FORM TABLE1
FULL JOIN TABLE2
ON
TABLE1.COLUMN=TABLE2.COLUMN
SELECT A.EMPID, A.FIRST_NAME, A.MIDDLE_NAME, A.LAST_NAME,A.NATIONALITY,
B.DOB, B.CURRENT_FLAG, B.STARTDATE,B.ENDDATE
FROM tbl_Employee_Data A
FULL JOIN tbl_Employee_Details B
ON
A.EMPID=B.EMPID
-- CROSS JOIN
Cross join is a cartesian join means cartesian product of both the tables. This join does not need any condition to join two tables. This join returns records/rows that are multiplication of record number from both the tables means each row on left table will related to each row of right table.
Syn: SELECT COLUMNS FORM TABLE1
CROSS JOIN TABLE2
SELECT * FROM tbl_Employee_Data
CROSS JOIN
tbl_Employee_Details
/*MULTIPLE TABLES JOIN*/
SELECT A.EMPID, A.FIRST_NAME, A.MIDDLE_NAME, A.LAST_NAME,A.NATIONALITY,
C.MARITAL_STATUS,C.EMPLOYEE_GENDER,
B.DOB, B.CURRENT_FLAG, B.STARTDATE,B.ENDDATE
FROM tbl_Employee_Data A
INNER JOIN tbl_Employee_Details B
ON
A.EMPID=B.EMPID
INNER JOIN tbl_Employees_Name C
ON
A.FIRST_NAME=C.FIRST_NAME
/*MULTIPLE TABLES WITHOUT JOIN*/
SELECT A.EMPID, A.FIRST_NAME, A.MIDDLE_NAME, A.LAST_NAME,A.NATIONALITY,
C.MARITAL_STATUS,C.EMPLOYEE_GENDER,
B.DOB, B.CURRENT_FLAG, B.STARTDATE,B.ENDDATE
FROM tbl_Employee_Data A,tbl_Employees_Name C,tbl_Employee_Details B
WHERE
A.EMPID=B.EMPID
AND
A.FIRST_NAME=C.FIRST_NAME
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