Completion requirements
Read this chapter and take notes on the purpose and use of the clause SELECT and how the INSERT and DELETE statements are used to make changes to data. Also, note how functions are used in these statements.
Joining Tables
Left outer join
A left outer join specifies that all left outer rows be returned. All rows from the left table that did not meet the condition specified are included in the results set, and output columns from the other table are set to NULL.
This first example uses the new syntax for a left outer join.
SELECT publishers.pub_name, books.title
FROM Publishers
LEFT OUTER JOIN Books On publishers.pub_id = books.pub_id
This is an example of a left outer join using the old syntax.
SELECT publishers.pub_name, books.title
FROM Publishers, Books
WHERE publishers.pub_id *= books.pub_id