You have the two following tables:

Customers

CustomerID CustomerName Email

$62783$ Epley, Cathy cepley@xxx$.$xxx

$90273$ Bhadury, Ruma ruma$123$@xxx$.$xxx

$08351$ Jones, Matt mtjones@yxxx$.$xxx

Pets

PetID PetName CustomerID PetType DOB

A$029$ Scout $83261$ Dog Xx$/$xx$/$xxxx

B$162$ Misty $90273$ Cat Xx$/$xx$/$xxxx

A$736$ Mollie $08351$ Dog Xx$/$xx$/$xxxx

A$923$ Annie $08351$ Dog Xx$/$xx$/$xxxx

C$011$ Joey $28365$ Pig Xx$/$xx$/$xxxx

You ran a query that produced the following results.

CustomerID CustomerName PetID PetName

$08351$ Jones, Matt $08351$ Mollie

$08351$ Jones, Matt $08351$ Annie

$90273$ Bhadury, Ruma B$162$ Misty

These results occurred because you used a$($n$)\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_$ join in PROC SQL to link the two tables.

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