Exam 9: Joining Data From Multiple Tables

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A(n) ____________________ join is required when a table must be joined to itself.

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Joins are classified as ____________________ joins if the results can only contain the rows that had matching values in each table, rather than rows being matched with NULL values.

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The outer join operator is placed on the side of the joining condition that has ____________________ rows.

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Give the appropriate situation in which to use each of the following join keywords: NATURAL JOIN, JOIN...USING, and JOIN...ON.

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Data stored in separate tables can be reconstructed through the use of ____________________.

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Column qualifiers must be included in the WHERE clause if the columns used to join the tables have the same column names.

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The INTERSECT set operator only displays the rows returned by both queries.

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A(n)  non-equality \underline {\text { non-equality }} join is used when there are no equivalent rows of data in the tables that are being joined. _________________________

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In Oracle11g, tables can be linked through which clause(s)?

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The ____________________ operator is used to create an outer join in the WHERE clause of a SQL statement.

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Data stored in multiple tables can be combined through the use of an ORDER BY clause.

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   Structure of the ORDERS table     Structure of the CUSTOMERS table -Which of the following is a valid SQL statement? Structure of the ORDERS table    Structure of the ORDERS table     Structure of the CUSTOMERS table -Which of the following is a valid SQL statement? Structure of the CUSTOMERS table -Which of the following is a valid SQL statement?

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Using the JOIN...____________________ keywords to join two tables requires that a condition be specified to indicate how the tables are related.

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The  JOIN...USING \underline {\text { JOIN...USING } } keywords are used to join two tables that do not have a commonly named and defined column. _________________________

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The ____________________ set operator is used to display the rows returned by both SELECT statements.

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   Contents of the PROMOTION table     Structure of the BOOKS table -Which of the following SQL statements will display the gift that should be sent to any customer who orders the book titled THE WOK WAY TO COOK? Contents of the PROMOTION table    Contents of the PROMOTION table     Structure of the BOOKS table -Which of the following SQL statements will display the gift that should be sent to any customer who orders the book titled THE WOK WAY TO COOK? Structure of the BOOKS table -Which of the following SQL statements will display the gift that should be sent to any customer who orders the book titled THE WOK WAY TO COOK?

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To display rows from one table that do not have a corresponding row in the other table, you must create a(n) ____________________ join.

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A(n)  non-equality \underline { \text { non-equality } } join is also known as an equijoin, inner join, or simple join. _________________________

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   Structure of the ORDERS table     Structure of the CUSTOMERS table -Which SQL statement will return the same results as the following SQL statement? SELECT * FROM orders, customers; Structure of the ORDERS table    Structure of the ORDERS table     Structure of the CUSTOMERS table -Which SQL statement will return the same results as the following SQL statement? SELECT * FROM orders, customers; Structure of the CUSTOMERS table -Which SQL statement will return the same results as the following SQL statement? SELECT * FROM orders, customers;

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An outer join operator consists of a minus sign enclosed in parentheses, (-).

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