CST363 Module 2

 1. An example of joining two tables on anything other than two keys would be performing a cartesian join, where you want to find every possible combination of multiple columns such as wanting to find every possible combination of meal and drink in two data tables where the first table contains every drink selection and the second table contains every meal selection.

Such as join can be seen as SELECT drinks.name, meals.name from drinks, meals

2. SQL is so far an alright query language. I have yet to use anything else so I don't have any reference points. I do believe that it is quite easy to use and learn, the translation from English to syntax isn't too big of a jump. The most difficult kind of requests to translate would be ones that need to rely off of multiple nested queries to grab data out of a target table.

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