The RIGHT JOIN: Matching records plus orphans from the right When you execute a query using the RIGHT JOIN syntax, SQL does two things: It returns all of the records from both tables that contain ...

I'm a total SQL n00b, so forming complex SQL statements is kind of new to me. I'll give your query a shot tomorrow and let you know how it goes.<BR><BR>Thanks!

Aside from those restrictions, running the code in compatibility level 140 (the default for SQL Server 2017) will automatically improve use interleaved execution where possible. • Batch-mode execution ...

LastName nvarchar(20)) As Json Inner Join dbo.Customers As cust On cust.LastName = Json.LastName; Of course, looking back at the Insert statement, the simplest solution is just to shove JSON data into ...

My thought was that the end result in table A would be the same on either approach - i.e. 1 not added to anything (inner join) is the same as 1 + 0 (left join with isnull ()) ...

InnerOuter.T2 ON InnerOuter.T1.T1ID = InnerOuter.T2.T1ID When you run both queries, you will confirm that the inner JOIN returns two rows, while the outer JOIN returns three. This principle holds ...