Question

Which type of joins in multi table query permits to view all records from one table and matching from another?

Answer 1

Explanation:

When 2 tables are connected such that it should retrieve only the matching recordsin both tables.Inner join select only thematching records between 2 tables.You can use Equal to(=) operator or Inner joinkeyword to apply inner join.This join is most widely used joins in real life applications,reporting,webapps, ...

Answer 2

Answer:

adding two tables to a query and then neglecting to join them results in a cross join.

Explanation:

• When two tables are linked together, only the matching records from both tables should be retrieved. Inner joins only pick the identical records from two tables. To apply an inner join, use the Equal to(=) operator or the Inner joinkeyword. The majority of joins in real-world applications, reporting, and web applications employ this one.
• The majority of the time, adding two tables to a query and then neglecting to join them results in a cross join. According to how Access interprets this, you want to view every record from one table joined with every record from the other table—that is, every possible combination of data.

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