joins |
engages |
As verbs the difference between joins and engages
is that
joins is (
join) while
engages is .
As a noun joins
is .
subquery |
joins |
As nouns the difference between subquery and joins
is that
subquery is (databases) a query embedded within a more extensive query, relating only to the data returned by the parent query while
joins is .
As a verb joins is
(
join).
joins |
subqueries |
As nouns the difference between joins and subqueries
is that
joins is while
subqueries is .
As a verb joins
is (
join).
joins |
|
joins |
combine |
As a verb joins
is (
join).
As a noun joins
is .
As a proper noun combine is
(colloquial) london underground.
join |
joins |
As verbs the difference between join and joins
is that
join is to combine more than one item into one; to put together while
joins is (
join).
As nouns the difference between join and joins
is that
join is an intersection of piping or wiring; an interconnect while
joins is .
foins |
joins |
As verbs the difference between foins and joins
is that
foins is (
foin) while
joins is (
join).
As a noun joins is
.
joins |
jins |
As nouns the difference between joins and jins
is that
joins is while
jins is .
As a verb joins
is (
join).
joins |
roins |
As verbs the difference between joins and roins
is that
joins is third-person singular of join while
roins is third-person singular of roin.
As nouns the difference between joins and roins
is that
joins is plural of join while
roins is plural of lang=en.
joins |
loins |
As nouns the difference between joins and loins
is that
joins is plural of join while
loins is plural of lang=en.
As a verb joins
is third-person singular of join.
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