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[@hestiandfamily5602]

Been struggling both english and understanding the content, but i can easily understand what u've explained, thank you sir, god bless you

[@fullstacktutorials2883]

First video where my doubts about types of joins get clear actually. Thanks Mr. Sudhakar L

[@MrMoKhalaf]

@raj raj who cares the english grammar as far we get the knowledge, Sudhakar Sir thank you so much

[@8008421625]

I am really Fidaa the way you are teaching Sudhakar sir. Your teaching was excellent. The way you are teaching was very good and easily understanding for beginners as well. I searched many vidoes about to learn Joins concept but those dint helped me. This video made my day. Thank you Sir .

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I really appreciate, the way you explained as crystal clear...... Salute..

[@vidhya.jjayakumar4610]

All the vedios on SQL server are out standing learnt many things. Thank you so much. Can I kindly know if we have vedio on Indexes in SQL server? If it's not recorded request you to kindly upload the same

[@libanahmed2812]

From Djibouti. thanks teacher well done thanks alot

[@geethanampalli3134]

thank you so much ....wow it is like spoon feeding ...any one can understand .....thank you so much

[@sateeshmuluguru583]

Awesome explanation like spoon feed thanks much it was very simple clear to understand

[@BalaMurugan-du2yx]

THANK YOU SIR I AM EASY TO UNTERSTAND THE JOIN OPERATION

[@pulivinodkumar1476]

The way of explanation is very good It should like spoon feeding

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Explanation is always best from Naresh it

[@Rjno1only1]

You are Genius Sir.

[@RAMAKRISHNAKONDU]

perfectly understand , thankyou sir

[@Chidu-Goudru]

Amazing explanation sir sprrbbb🌹🌹

[@HariKrishnaForYou]

Hello sir, Instead of what you wrote, Can I write like this... SELECT * FROM COURSE INNER JOIN STUDENT ON COURSE.COURESEID=STUDENT.COURSEID....

[@vijaygusain119]

Thankyou Sir for all your videos…You are an inspiration!

[@ashi7606]

Clear explanation sir.thanku from beginners.please you can upload classes on informatica real time

[@gurbachansohal7310]

Did you publish any such book on this subject? If yes, what is the name of the book and where it can be purchased from?

[@mantrijagadeesh4372]

God bless you sir Thank you sir

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[@monishan1943]

Tq sir this will be very useful I understood each and every line.....

[@Time_Traveller_Dubai]

Sir is all command same on oracle SQL ?

[@dawnhuttoe7204]

Great explanation 👌

[@maheshkatagani2199]

wow Clear explanation sir...................

[@yeswanthreddyg3674]

great explanation sir very well understood

[@raghavpspk5120]

Nice explanation sir

[@satyavaniboddu9987]

Thank you sir, clr explanation

[@sreemalya852]

Sir , equi join and inner join are performing same operation , is there any difference sir ?

[@surendrasamasani8246]

Wonderful.......Easily understanding , Much thanks sir.

[@agiledamodharareddy9345]

Hi sir will you provide the power bi

[@gurud3736]

very nice explanation iam really enjoyed this video tq you so much sir

[@pingalisaidireddy4138]

Excellent teaching sir

[@chandinimallidi2516]

Tqqqq very much sirr.......u cleared all my doubts nd xclnt xplntion

[@sowmyanalla2716]

Thank you so much for your valuable video sir, You have explained very clearly

[@praneethasakkuru4986]

why shouldn't we use Where for ANSI-FORMAT joins? can anyone please tell?

[@mohdmuzammil3059]

Explained beautifully sir

[@avtarsashia4897]

thank u sir....excellent way to teach sir

[@andrewericson781]

I am trying to do this with a school system theme. I have two different tables I'm trying to merge: one with basic student info and the other table contains their scores. both tables contain the correlating "student_id" but when I do the merge, all the scores show up as "NULL." What am I doing wrong?

[@niharikamysoreramakumar7573]

thanks a lot. very well explained

[@NikhilKumar-ys2ji]

In which join primary and foreign key concept are used?? In this video of Inner join concept I see that there is no primary key and foreign key concept but but we take a cmomon column from both the tables as "courseID" as same as primary key and foreign key concept. Anyone having a satisfied answer the please share among us . That helps alot😊😊

[@rajeshbe2234]

Nice explanation sir Thank you very much...

[@rajejyothi6629]

Red mark didn't display sir how to choose that sir plz explain that

[@Rjno1only1]

Hatts off to you sir..

[@Akashkumar-qp3yc]

The explanation is good but i to simple and short you should explain something complex including more tables and increase the difficulty

[@chintusmart6637]

hi sir iam student of u r class iam a bsc mpc student and i dont know c languages but i have computer knowladge sir can i learn .net sir? and also is it useful to get a job ? with my qualification

[@virtualreality1705]

Is that common column aka foreign key?

[@nishakicooking1236]

I love you.... Sir you are my sql God

[@meghasandesam]

Good voice,nice explanation tq sir

[@manojshivankar]

I am very new to SQL Server. I have one query on this. Can we swap the joining condition? like in this video you mentioned student.courseid=course.courseid so what will impact if I use the course.courseid =student.courseid. I appreciate your help and this video.

[@NikhilKumar-ys2ji]

just simple bro if you try to drive your car opposite to that lane then what happens accident(crash) so here your command crashes and gives error. so try to follow the rules don't make your own😊😊

[@jananis1621]

excellent teaching

[@damudamodhar6969]

Sir no need of primary and foreign keys for joins And and joining the two tables

[@sangramsingh9487]

Hi Sir..i have a interview question can you please upload vedio about what is data souce and what are data set and what type of data source and data sets

[@siribn2657]

suggest me some practice excercises for sql server please

[@tiwarinitisha]

Thank you sir please give some information about pl sql architecture

[@mohansaivelagapudi929]

Thank you sir

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sir you look like vijay setupathi

[@karthiky898989]

Nice lecture.

[@kireetiyakkali]

Very helpful thank you

[@vanamabhinaytinku6552]

Tq very much sir

[@venkateshm9066]

excellent explanation sir...

[@shashankhosur2001]

Video is super

[@PREMKumar-qt9my]

really good explanation sir

[@nishakicooking1236]

Thank you.... So much bro........

[@amitthakur528]

So nice thanku..

[@princenayak6363]

here no videos tutorial on Equi and Non Equi join....plz sir /madam request upload this topics videos

[@pasulapraneethreddy1740]

CAN U UPLOAD THE VIDEO LINK FOR EQUI AND NON EQUI JOINS?

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[@roshanibangar5568]

excellent explanaion

[@poojakapoor638]

superb sir

[@vickybhoir9536]

Thanks for this session... sir

[@rakeshyendhe1080]

Nice Sir....

[@manjrulhasan4997]

SIR, DID YOU HAVE ANY .NET MVC TUTORIAL OF YOUR OWN, THEN PLEASE GIVE ME THE LINK. THANKS IN ADVANCE

[@udayrajpatel9048]

Well sir

[@snehashippurkar9490]

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[@Creative3469]

What is the difference between inner join and equi join?

[@pratiksingh896]

well video

[@pranitkokne8587]

Thanks a lot....!

[@vadlapudirajesh4183]

❤

[@nagurumarshaik3991]

sir send view concept how to create all

[@raghavendraraj776]

😎👍🏽

[@chilloutshow]

Not so interesting video, Mr Srinivas is best instructor, ask him to teach these chapters too

[@it-mg4ug]

good knowledge of concepts but very very poor English, tutor grammar is horrible

[@vasug5140]

better you attend for English classes..if you need good english

[@arun466]

This channel is for SQL n this guy is damn good at it. If u want english lessons, there r other channels on YT.

[@nishakicooking1236]

@@arun466 i agree with you

[@apoorva3635]

Are you here to learn English? By the way, Mr. Grammar Nazi, sentences begin with a capital letter & end with a full stop. Your comment is full of errors. Learn proper English before pointing your fingers at others.

[@vidyasagarg4214]

@@apoorva3635 Nice 👊

[@Sureshdayyala456]

Very nice explanation sir. Thank you