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2.3. RIGHT JOIN / FULL OUTER JOIN
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- 1.
What does RIGHT JOIN accomplish?
Hint
Think about which table is prioritized in a RIGHT JOIN.
- 2.
Write a SQL statement using FULL OUTER JOIN to find all customers and their orders.
Hint
Remember it combines all records from both tables.
- 3.
What type of records does RIGHT JOIN return?
- Only from the left table
- Only from the right table
- Both tables with priority on the right
Hint
Focus on which table data is prioritized.
- 4.
FULL OUTER JOIN includes records from which tables?
- True
- False
Hint
Recollect the definition of FULL OUTER JOIN.
- 5.
Given two tables:
employeesanddepartments, write a SQL query to find employees even if they are not assigned to any department. Include the department name if present.Hint
Think about focusing on employee data and what happens if they belong to no department.
- 6.
Create a query using FULL OUTER JOIN that lists all products and sales, but marks products not sold with NULL.
Hint
Focus on ensuring every product appears even if it has not been sold.
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4 min
Passing Score
70%
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70%
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- You can use hints if you need help
- Complete all questions before submitting