Great tutorial. I've seen loads but yours is the first one that really explained how joins work, by first showing an example ***without*** a 'where' clause. Every other explanation I've seen just jumped in with the 'where' filter which really leaves the join mechanism itself obscured from understanding.
Very helpful. Thank you!
briang 5 months ago
Sir, I love you.
xdr3amx007 6 months ago
@xdr3amx007 So I guess you found the video useful?
Jaynonymous1 6 months ago
@Jaynonymous1 Very much so. I was wracking my brain trying to figure out how to do the joins in SQLite.
xdr3amx007 6 months ago
@xdr3amx007 Good that you figured it out. That is basically how you do it in MySQL, PostgreSQL, MS-SQL and others. You're on your way.
Jaynonymous1 6 months ago
Great tutorial. I've seen loads but yours is the first one that really explained how joins work, by first showing an example ***without*** a 'where' clause. Every other explanation I've seen just jumped in with the 'where' filter which really leaves the join mechanism itself obscured from understanding.
Thanks a lot! : )
tobuslieven 1 year ago
This is very useful, Thank you!
SanRaul 1 year ago
Than you Jay ! Keep up the good work !
babapua 2 years ago
Jay, thanks a ton for this! I'm very stoked you posted it. I look forward to your other tutorials as well!
booticus 2 years ago
Hey Jay,
Thanks for the tutorial mate. It's been a long time since I've had to use SQL and this video told me exactly what I wanted to know.
noodpan 2 years ago
i believe example one is a cartesian product not an inner join.....
can sqlite connect through odbc and/or import data?
mindtriplx 2 years ago