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ON SalesLT.Product.ProductCategoryID = SalesLT.ProductCategory.ProductCategoryID;
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4. Use the **⏵Run** button to run the query, and and after a few seconds, review the results, which include the **ProductName** from the products table and the corresponding **Category** from the product category table. Because the query uses an **INNER** join, any products that do not have corresponding categories, and any categories that contain no products are omitted from the results.
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4. Use the **⏵Run** button to run the query, and after a few seconds, review the results, which include the **ProductName** from the products table and the corresponding **Category** from the product category table. Because the query uses an **INNER** join, any products that do not have corresponding categories, and any categories that contain no products are omitted from the results.
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5. Modify the query as follows to remove the **INNER** keyword, and re-run it.
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