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SQL Selectivity
                      Selectivity
Selectivity is used for the definition of the number of unique values in the table.
It shows how many unique values are there in the table.
Selectivity=Cardinality/number of record *100%
If the selectivity is high than onl... 
                      Joins In SQL
                      Joins
There are different type of joins in SQL
1.Inner Join-Return all the values if there is a match in both the table.
2.Outer join
-left outer join-Return all the values from left table and the values matched from the right table.
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                      SQL Joins
                      Joins
Joins in SQL are nothing but a technique to join the two table based on a common field.
OrderID     CustomerID  OrderDate
10308           2      1996-09-18
10309           37    1996-09-19
10310           77    1996-09-20
Custom... 
                      Primary Key
                      Primary Key
A primary key in a table is a unique key that is the element in this column are unique and can not be null.
It is used to mantain the integrity.
It uniquely identify the row in the table.
It is a constraint on the table.
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                      Indexing
                      The index is used to search the data in a table.
The index is basically a data structure that search our data.
It is applied usually on a column of a table.
It is usually a B-tree but can  also be hash table and other depending upon the ... 
                      Referential Integrity
                      Referential Integrity
Referential Integrity is a concept in which the tables shares a relationship between them and that should be consistent.
Ex:
If we have a table called Employee and the other Employee Salary and columns in them of na... 
                      ERROR 1451 (23000): Cannot delete or update a parent row: a foreign key constraint
                      This error generally comes when we want to delete child table row. To solve this problem we have to disable the 
foreign key checks.
SET FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS=0;
Now you can fire your query.
DELETE FROM TABLE WHERE  ID = 'Somthing';
You can ena... 
                       
        
        
