Which clause has the same result as the clause WHERE Clients.ClientID = Projects.ClientID?
A)JOIN Clients.ClientID = Projects.ClientID
B)INNER JOIN Projects ON Clients.ClientID = Projects.ClientID
C)INNER JOIN Clients AND Projects
D)JOIN Clients ON Clients.ClientID AND Projects ON Projects.ClientID

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The correct syntax for joining tables in SQL based on a matching condition is using the "INNER JOIN" keyword followed by the table name, the "ON" keyword, and then the condition that matches the columns from the two tables. Option B correctly uses this syntax to join the "Clients" and "Projects" tables where the "ClientID" columns match.

Which Clause Has the Same Result as the Clause WHERE