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Can you explain nested join in SQL?

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A JOIN is one of the mechanisms that we use to combine the data of more than one table in a relational database, and a Nested Join is one of the simplest methods involving the physical joining of two tables. In essence, a Nested Join uses one joining table as an outer input table while the other one serves as an inner input table. With a Nested Loop Join, one row from the outer table is retrieved and then the row is searched for in the inner table; this process is repeated until all the output rows from the outer table have been searched for in the inner table. Nested Loop Join may further be sub-categorized into Indexed Nested, Naive Nested and Temporary Index Nested Loop Join. 




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