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
Full outer join
A full outer join specifies that if a row from either table does not match the selection criteria, the row is included in the result set, and its output columns that correspond to the other table are set to NULL.
Here is an example of a full outer join.
SELECT books.title, publishers.pub_name, publishers.province
FROM Publishers
FULL OUTER JOIN Books ON books.pub_id = publishers.pub_id
WHERE (publishers.province <> "BC" and publishers.province <> "ON")
ORDER BY books.title_id