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What is a JOIN condition, and how is it specified?

JOIN condition specifies the columns that will be used to match rows between two or

more tables. This condition typically uses ON or USING in SQL.

Example:

SELECT *

FROM table1

JOIN table2 ON table1.id = table2.id;

In this example, the condition table1.id = table2.id determines how the rows from

both tables will be joined.

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