MySQL includes some more advanced joins such as cross, natural, and self joins. These will be discussed in the following sections.
Using advanced joins
Understanding what a CROSS JOIN is and how to use it
A CROSS JOIN is like an INNER JOIN without the ON clause. It winds up producing results that are like multiplying each table with the other table. This is also referred to as a Cartesian result. A CROSS JOIN will return a combination of every row from two tables. This join will result in a lot of rows returned. It may result in your query never returning results because it's too intensive for the database system to return the results.
To CROSS JOIN two tables, use the following syntax:
SELECT column(s)
FROM table1...
