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What is the difference between cross join and Full outer
join?



What is the difference between cross join and Full outer join?..

Answer / soma shaw

A cross join is a Cartesian join. for sets of A and B rows, you'll get a result of A * B rows. A full join will match all possible rows, meaning it will return AT MOST A + B rows.

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