What is wrong with this MySQL query? right syntax for INNER_JOIN WHERE clause?

Question

SELECT core_student.STUDENT_ID, core_student.FIRST_NAME, core_student.LAST_NAME
FROM `core_student`
INNER_JOIN `ssp_student`
WHERE ssp_student.STUDENT_ID = core_student.STUDENT_ID;

throws an error on the WHERE clause:

You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to user near 'ssp_student' WHERE ssp_student.STUDENT_ID = core_student.STUDENT_ID

I just want to select the fields listed in the SELECT , then join all columns from ssp_student where the ssp_student.STUDENT_ID field is the same as the core_student.STUDENT_ID field.

Answer 1

Correct way is

SELECT core_student.STUDENT_ID, core_student.FIRST_NAME, core_student.LAST_NAME
FROM `core_student`
INNER JOIN `ssp_student`
on ssp_student.STUDENT_ID = core_student.STUDENT_ID;