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If another table must be added to the query in listing 5, should you add it with an INNER JOIN, a RIGHT OUTER JOIN, or a LEFT OUTER JOIN Well, that depends. If the new table joins the Production.Product table, it must be a LEFT OUTER JOIN because the columns of any of the non-matched rows from Production.Product will contain NULL values. The NULL values will be unable to join to the third table. In addition, any rows from Production.Product that do not appear in the Sales.OrderDetail table will drop out. When you use an INNER JOIN to join the third table, the non-matching rows from the main table will be eliminated. The query in listing 7, joining the Sales.SalesOrderDetail table to the query from listing 5, is written incorrectly. The query eliminates the non-matching rows because rows with a NULL ProductID cannot match the Figure 5 The non-matching Sales.SalesOrderDetail table (see figure 5). rows are lost.

Bob Beauchemin is a database-centric application practitioner and architect, instructor, course author, writer, and Developer Skills Partner for SQLskills. Over the past few years he s been writing and teaching his SQL Server 2005 and 2008 courses to students worldwide through Microsoft-sponsored programs, as well as private client-centric classes. He is the lead author of the books A Developer s Guide to SQL Server 2005 and A First Look at SQL Server 2005 For Developers, author of Essential ADO.NET, and writes a database development column for MSDN magazine.

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