Microsoft SQL Server Development for Everyone - Left, Right, and Full Join

Microsoft SQL Server Development for Everyone - Left, Right, and Full Join

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The video tutorial covers SQL join operations, focusing on inner, left, right, and full joins. It begins with a review of design decisions for the enrollments table, highlighting the importance of foreign key values. The tutorial then explains how inner joins work, followed by a detailed look at left joins, which return all records from the left table. Right joins are discussed next, showing how they return all records from the right table. Finally, full joins are introduced, which combine the results of left and right joins, returning all records from both tables.

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What are the different types of joins discussed in the text?

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Explain the design decisions made regarding the enrollments table.

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What is the purpose of a left join in SQL?

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How does an inner join differ from a left join?

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What happens when you execute a right join?

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Describe the concept of a full join.

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What is the significance of null values in the context of joins?

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