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Oracle FROM ClauseFROM clause is a mandatory clause in SELECT expression. It specifies the tables from which data is to be retrieved. Syntax: FROM table_name... Expressions... Oracle FROM Clause Example: (with one table)Let's take an example to explain how to use FROM clause to retrieve data from one table. Consider a table "customers". Customer table: CREATE TABLE "CUSTOMERS" ( "NAME" VARCHAR2(4000), "AGE" NUMBER, "SALARY" NUMBER, "STATE" VARCHAR2(4000) ) / Execute this query: SELECT * FROM customers WHERE salary >= 20000 ORDER BY salary ASC; Output: Oracle FROM Clause Example: (with two tables)Inner Join example: Let's take two tables "suppliers" and "order1". Suppliers: Order1: Execute the following query: SELECT suppliers.supplier_id, suppliers.supplier_name, order1.order_number FROM suppliers INNER JOIN order1 ON suppliers.supplier_id = order1.supplier_id; Output:
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