[Solved] Why does this query cause an error?SELECT * FROM Orders RIGHT JOIN Customers ON Orders.customer_id Customers.id; | SQL

SQL - LEFT and RIGHT JOIN

Why does this query cause an error?

SELECT * FROM Orders RIGHT JOIN Customers ON Orders.customer_id Customers.id;

AMissing '=' operator in ON condition.

BRIGHT JOIN cannot be used without WHERE clause.

CTable names are misspelled.

DRIGHT JOIN requires USING keyword.

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Examine ON clause syntax
ON clause requires a comparison operator like '=' between columns.
Step 2: Identify missing '=' operator
The query misses '=' between Orders.customer_id and Customers.id causing syntax error.
Final Answer:
Missing '=' operator in ON condition. -> Option A
Quick Check:
ON clause syntax = D [OK]

Quick Trick: ON clause needs '=' between columns [OK]

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