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If you have TABLE A with these columns (I put the data type in parenthesis, they are not actually part of the table name):

LAST_NAME(TEXT), FIRST_NAME(TEXT), MIDDLE_NAME(TEXT), DATE_OF_BIRTH(DATE),

and TABLE B with these columns:

LAST_NAME(TEXT), FIRST_NAME(TEXT), MIDDLE_NAME(TEXT), DATE_OF_EMPLOYMENT(DATE)

and you ran this UNION query:

Select A.*
From A
UNION
Select B.*
From B;

* What column name would the 4th column get?
* Would the data in the 4th column have much "meaning" or "context" at that point?

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