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What is .TUF file? What is the significance of the same? Any implications if the file is deleted?

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  • Inner Join- This is the simplest one and most widely used JOIN. This is default one if we do not specify any JOIN between tables. It returns all matching records from both tables where the matching condition is satisfied.
  • LEFT JOIN- We call this LEFT OUTER JOIN as well. When we have SITUATIONS like we want all columns from one table and only matching records from another table, we GO for this type of JOIN. There are two types of same. The LEFT one is the first type where we would like to have all records from LEFT table and only matching records from RIGHT one then we go for this type of JOIN. When we do not have any matching condition in the right table then all columns from the right one will be NULL while LEFT table will have all the records.
  • RIGHT JOIN- We call this RIGHT OUTER JOIN as well. This is just the reverse of what we discussed for LEFT JOIN. The result set will be having all records from the right table but only matching records from the left one. Even if the ON clause which gives matching record fails, it will ENSURE rows are returned from the right table and corresponding columns from the LEFT table with NULL values.
  • FULL JOIN- It is also called FULL OUTER JOIN. It is having characteristics of both LEFT /RIGHT outer join. The result set will be having rows whenever we have the match in any of the tables either LEFT or RIGHT one. We can also say that it gives the same result if we apply UNION on LEFT and RIGHT OUTER JOIN resultset.
  • CROSS JOIN- This is a cartesian product of two tables where each row from the primary table is joined with each and every row of the secondary table. Even if we use SELECT statement on two tables separated by a comma and without any WHERE condition, it will give the same result as we GET from applying CROSS JOIN.


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