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Sasadomo
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I am wondering if there's any difference between inner join and left join if I am self merging. 

 

Say I use the DOSING data set in the following document

http://www2.sas.com/proceedings/sugi25/25/cc/25p109.pdf

 

And I condition it on patient ID = patient ID, Then using inner join and left join would create the same result right?

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There are plenty of resources that graphically show what joins do.

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