Joins in SQLite

SQLite Joins

To combine records from two or more tables in a database, the SQLite Joins are used. The common values in the mentioned fields from the tables are fetched and displayed as the result.

Types of SQLite Joins:

SQLite supports three types of Joins, including,

• SQLite INNER JOIN
• SQLite OUTER JOIN
• SQLite CROSS JOIN

Example:
STUDENTS Table:

TEACHERS Table:

SELECT ID, STUDENT_NAME, NAME, SUBJECT
FROM STUDENTS 
INNER JOIN TEACHERS  
ON STUDENTS.STUDENT_SUBJECT = TEACHERS.SUBJECT;

Output:

Explanation:
In the above example, the records from the ID, NAME, and the SUBJECT Columns of the TEACHERS table and the STUDENT_NAME column of the STUDENTS table is fetched and joined where the value of the STUDENT_SUBJECT column of the STUDENTS table is equal to the SUBJECT column of the TEACHERS table.