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Which one of the following join types will always create a
Cartesian Product?

1. CROSS JOIN
2. LEFT OUTER JOIN
3. RIGHT OUTER JOIN
4. FULL OUTER JOIN
5. INNER JOIN

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Which one of the following join types will always create a Cartesian Product? 1. CROSS JO..

Answer / kumar srinivasalu

Cross join it is otherwise called cartesian join

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Which one of the following join types will always create a Cartesian Product? 1. CROSS JO..

Answer / tulsi

1)CROSS JOIN

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