Lukas Eder • 5/4/2022

A Quick and Dirty Way to Concatenate Two Vaguely Related Tables in SQL

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This technical article demonstrates a method for concatenating data from tables with no direct relationships using SQL's NATURAL FULL JOIN operator. Using the Sakila database as an example, it shows how to combine rows from the actor, customer, and staff tables based on common column names, effectively creating a union-like result. It includes sample table schemas, the specific query, and observations on the output.

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