database - Equijoin when used on relations with attributes of same name -


i came across question has been bugging me bit.

if equijoin used 2 relations have multiple attributes of same name, multiple value matches, result? example, consider like:

r(a,b,c,d) , s(c,d,e,f).

if apply equijoin above follows:

r (equi-join)(condition: r.c = s.c) s, how resulting relation behave? interested common 'd' attribute of both relations , presence in result.

many in advance answers!

this should answer question:

table addresses

first_name  last_name  address john        miller     5 miller street jane        smith      6 smith way jane        becker     7 becker street 

table jobs

first_name  last_name  job john        miller     milkman jane        smith      software engineer jane        becker     translator 

query

select * addresses inner join jobs on jobs.first_name = addresses.first_name 

result

first_name  last_name  address          job john        miller     5 miller street  milkman jane        smith      6 smith way      software engineer jane        smith      6 smith way      translator jane        becker     7 becker street  software engineer jane        becker     7 becker street  translator 

as don't join both first name , last name, first name only, join records don't belong together.


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