INNER JOIN

Description

The INNER JOIN keyword selects records that have matching values in both tables.(Same as JOIN)

Syntax

  1. > SELECT column_name(s)
  2. FROM table1
  3. INNER JOIN table2
  4. ON table1.column_name = table2.column_name;

Examples

  1. > drop table if exists t1,t2,t3;
  2. > create table t1 (libname1 varchar(21) not null primary key, city varchar(20));
  3. > create table t2 (isbn2 varchar(21) not null primary key, author varchar(20), title varchar(60));
  4. > create table t3 (isbn3 varchar(21) not null, libname3 varchar(21) not null, quantity int);
  5. > insert into t2 values ('001','Daffy','Aducklife');
  6. > insert into t2 values ('002','Bugs','Arabbitlife');
  7. > insert into t2 values ('003','Cowboy','Lifeontherange');
  8. > insert into t2 values ('000','Anonymous','Wannabuythisbook?');
  9. > insert into t2 values ('004','BestSeller','OneHeckuvabook');
  10. > insert into t2 values ('005','EveryoneBuys','Thisverybook');
  11. > insert into t2 values ('006','SanFran','Itisasanfranlifestyle');
  12. > insert into t2 values ('007','BerkAuthor','Cool.Berkley.the.book');
  13. > insert into t3 values ('000','NewYorkPublicLibra',1);
  14. > insert into t3 values ('001','NewYorkPublicLibra',2);
  15. > insert into t3 values ('002','NewYorkPublicLibra',3);
  16. > insert into t3 values ('003','NewYorkPublicLibra',4);
  17. > insert into t3 values ('004','NewYorkPublicLibra',5);
  18. > insert into t3 values ('005','NewYorkPublicLibra',6);
  19. > insert into t3 values ('006','SanFransiscoPublic',5);
  20. > insert into t3 values ('007','BerkeleyPublic1',3);
  21. > insert into t3 values ('007','BerkeleyPublic2',3);
  22. > insert into t3 values ('001','NYC Lib',8);
  23. > insert into t1 values ('NewYorkPublicLibra','NewYork');
  24. > insert into t1 values ('SanFransiscoPublic','SanFran');
  25. > insert into t1 values ('BerkeleyPublic1','Berkeley');
  26. > insert into t1 values ('BerkeleyPublic2','Berkeley');
  27. > insert into t1 values ('NYCLib','NewYork');
  28. > select city,libname1,count(libname1) as a from t3 join t1 on libname1=libname3 join t2 on isbn3=isbn2 group by city,libname1;
  29. +----------+--------------------+------+
  30. | city | libname1 | a |
  31. +----------+--------------------+------+
  32. | NewYork | NewYorkPublicLibra | 6 |
  33. | SanFran | SanFransiscoPublic | 1 |
  34. | Berkeley | BerkeleyPublic1 | 1 |
  35. | Berkeley | BerkeleyPublic2 | 1 |
  36. +----------+--------------------+------+