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INNER JOIN / OUTER JOIN. what are these and why use them?

Asked by illucid in Oracle Database

Tags: inner, outer

1).
Im looking at an example here:

SELECT P.PublisherCode, P.PublisherName, B.BookCode, B.BookTitle
FROM Publisher P LEFT INNER JOIN Book B
ON P.PublisherCode = B.PublisherCode

how this is different to:

SELECT P.PublisherCode, P.PublisherName, B.BookCode, B.BookTitle
FROM Publisher P, Book B
WHERE P.PublisherCode = B.PublisherCode


2).
Can someone explain to me the difference between INNER/OUTER and LEFT/RIGHT JOIN's

Thanks!
 
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