The document discusses using different types of JOIN statements in SQL to combine data from multiple tables. It provides examples of using an inner JOIN to list employee names and departments, a LEFT JOIN to list department managers, and a RIGHT JOIN to list all departments even if they have no assigned manager.
The document discusses using different types of JOIN statements in SQL to combine data from multiple tables. It provides examples of using an inner JOIN to list employee names and departments, a LEFT JOIN to list department managers, and a RIGHT JOIN to list all departments even if they have no assigned manager.
The document discusses using different types of JOIN statements in SQL to combine data from multiple tables. It provides examples of using an inner JOIN to list employee names and departments, a LEFT JOIN to list department managers, and a RIGHT JOIN to list all departments even if they have no assigned manager.
The document discusses using different types of JOIN statements in SQL to combine data from multiple tables. It provides examples of using an inner JOIN to list employee names and departments, a LEFT JOIN to list department managers, and a RIGHT JOIN to list all departments even if they have no assigned manager.