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Aliases in SQL are temporary names given to tables or columns to make them more readable in a query. An alias only exists for the duration of the query. Syntax examples show how to alias a table using a nickname after the table name in a SELECT statement. Column aliases can also be specified by aliasing the table and then referencing columns. Aliases are commonly used in join queries to distinguish columns from different tables that may have the same name.









