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 ====== Omnidex SQL: JOIN ====== ====== Omnidex SQL: JOIN ======
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 ===== Description ===== ===== Description =====
 The JOIN statement can be used in conjunction with the Omnidex Query Language QUALIFY command, to allow qualifications across tables. A JOIN statement follows one or more QUALIFY statements against the from_table, and precedes one or more QUALIFY statements against the to_table. The JOIN statement can be used in conjunction with the Omnidex Query Language QUALIFY command, to allow qualifications across tables. A JOIN statement follows one or more QUALIFY statements against the from_table, and precedes one or more QUALIFY statements against the to_table.
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 ===== Discussion ===== ===== Discussion =====
  
-== [ FROM ] from_table ​== +== [ FROM ] from_table_spec ​== 
-Required. The FROM keyword is supported for visual clarity, but is optional. The from_table parameter ​is the table in the previous QUALIFY statement.+Required. The FROM keyword is supported for visual clarity, but is optional. The //​from_table_spec// ​is the table specified ​in the previous QUALIFY statement.
  
-== USING from_join_col ​== +== USING from_join_column_spec ​== 
-Required - The USING keyword is required. The from_join_col parameter ​is the link column in the from_table ​that will be joined to the link column in the to_table.+Required - The USING keyword is required. The //​from_join_column_spec// ​is the link column in the //​from_table_spec// ​that will be joined to the link column in the //​to_table_spec//​.
  
-== TO to_table ​== +== TO to_table_spec ​== 
-Required. The TO keyword is required. The to_table parameter ​is the table that will be joined with the table in the previous QUALIFY statement.+Required. The TO keyword is required. The //​to_table_spec// ​is the table that will be joined with the table in the previous QUALIFY statement.
  
-== [ USING to_join_col ​] == +== [ USING to_join_column_spec ​] == 
-Required - The USING keyword is required. The to_join_col ​parameter is the link column in the to_table that will be joined to the link column in the from_table.+Required - The USING keyword is required. The //​to_join_column_spec// ​parameter is the link column in the to_table that will be joined to the link column in the from_table.
  
 == [ OWNED BY table_name ] == == [ OWNED BY table_name ] ==
 
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