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Traditionally write this SQL as follows using a proper INNER JOIN.

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shows how the AND condition can be used to join multiple tables in a SELECT statement.

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Our next SQL Server AND example shows how the AND condition can be used to join multiple tables in a SELECT statement.

For example:

SELECT employees.employee_id, contacts.last_name
FROM employees, contacts
WHERE employees.employee_id = contacts.contact_id
AND employees.first_name = 'Sarah';

Though the above SQL works just fine, you would more traditionally write this SQL as follows using a proper INNER JOIN.

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Traditionally write this SQL as follows using a proper INNER JOIN.

DO THIS

shows how the AND condition can be used to join multiple tables in a SELECT statement.

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Traditionally write this SQL as follows using a proper INNER JOIN.

DO THIS

shows how the AND condition can be used to join multiple tables in a SELECT statement.

Answer

Our next SQL Server AND example shows how the AND condition can be used to join multiple tables in a SELECT statement.

For example:

SELECT employees.employee_id, contacts.last_name
FROM employees, contacts
WHERE employees.employee_id = contacts.contact_id
AND employees.first_name = 'Sarah';

Though the above SQL works just fine, you would more traditionally write this SQL as follows using a proper INNER JOIN.

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SQL Server: AND Condition
ame of 'Smith' and have an employee_id less than 499. Because the * is used in the SELECT statement, all fields from the employees table would appear in the result set. Example - JOINING Tables <span>Our next SQL Server AND example shows how the AND condition can be used to join multiple tables in a SELECT statement. For example: SELECT employees.employee_id, contacts.last_name FROM employees, contacts WHERE employees.employee_id = contacts.contact_id AND employees.first_name = 'Sarah'; Though the above SQL works just fine, you would more traditionally write this SQL as follows using a proper INNER JOIN. For example: SELECT employees.employee_id, contacts.last_name FROM employees INNER JOIN contacts ON employees.employee_id = contacts.contact_id WHERE employees.first_name = 'Sarah'; Thi

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