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Sams Teach Yourself SQL in 24 Hours, Third Edition
By Ronald R. Plew, Ryan K. Stephens
Table of Contents
Hour  13.  Joining Tables in Queries


The following workshop is composed of a series of quiz questions and practical exercises. The quiz questions are designed to test your overall understanding of the current material. The practical exercises are intended to afford you the opportunity to apply the concepts discussed during the current hour, as well as build upon the knowledge acquired in previous hours of study. Please take time to complete the quiz questions and exercises before continuing. Refer to Appendix C,"Answers to Quizzes and Exercises," for answers.

Quiz

1:

What type of join would you use to return records from one table, regardless of the existence of associated records in the related table?

2:

The join conditions are located in what part of the SQL statement?

3:

What type of join do you use to evaluate equality among rows of related tables?

4:

What happens if you select from two different tables but fail to join the tables?

5:

Use the following tables:

ORDERS_TBL

 

ORD_NUM

VARCHAR(10)

NOT NULL

PRIMARY KEY

CUST_ID

VARCHAR(10)

NOT NULL

 

PROD_ID

VARCHAR(10)

NOT NULL

 

QTY

Integer(6) NOT NULL

   

ORD_DATE

DATETIME

   

PRODUCTS_TBL

 

PROD_ID

VARCHAR(10)

NOT NULL

PRIMARY KEY

PROD_DESC

VARCHAR(40)

NOT NULL

 

COST

DECIMAL(,2) NOT NULL

   
6:

Is the following syntax correct for using an OUTER JOIN?

 SELECT C.CUST_ID, C.CUST_NAME, O.ORD_NUM  FROM CUSTOMER_TBL C, ORDERS_TBL O WHERE C.CUST_ID(+) = O.CUST_ID(+) 

Exercises

1:

Invoke MySQL, point to your learnsql database, and type the following code and study the result set (Cartesian product):

  SELECT E.LAST_NAME, E.FIRST_NAME, EP.DATE_HIRE   FROM EMPLOYEE_TBL E,   EMPLOYEE_PAY_TBL EP;  
2:

Type the following code to properly join the EMPLOYEE_TBL and EMPLOYEE_PAY_TBL tables:

  SELECT E.LAST_NAME, E.FIRST_NAME, EP.DATE_HIRE   FROM EMPLOYEE_TBL E,   EMPLOYEE_PAY_TBL EP   WHERE E.EMP_ID = EP.EMP_ID;  
3:

Write a SQL statement to return the EMP_ID, LAST_NAME, and FIRST_NAME from the EMPLOYEE_TBL and SALARY and BONUS from the EMPLOYEE_PAY_TBL.

4:

What is the average employee salary per city?

5:

Try writing a few queries with join operations on your own.


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Sams Teach Yourself SQL in 24 Hours
Sams Teach Yourself SQL in 24 Hours (5th Edition) (Sams Teach Yourself -- Hours)
ISBN: 0672335417
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 275

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