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  • In a Join, when is the ON clause required?
Multiple choice technology databases

In a Join, when is the ON clause required?

  1. If the Join is a SELF JOIN.

  2. Only if the WHERE clause is not used.

  3. If the keyword INNER is specified.

  4. all the time.

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