Is it possible to join two tables, that are in two different
users (e.g. SCOTT and HR etc.),but im same database
(e.g. ORCL)?
If yes, then how it is possible?
Explain with step by step procedure.
Answer / suresh babu
yes,it is possible.first create departments table in scott
user,the employees table located in HR user.
Step1:
create table departments as select * from HR.departments;
after execute this query:
select e.first_name,d.department_name from HR.employees
e,SCOTT.departments d where e.department_id = d.department_id;
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