Try this without enclosing the table.

SELECT *
FROM Table1
INNER JOIN Table2 ON Table1.Table2_id = Table2.id;

What type of database are you using? Is it SQL Studio?

Hi thanks for your answer.

I am using PostgreSQL as database and the query doesn’t work if I don’t use the quotation marks, it doesn’t find the column names, and when I use it in quotes it retrieves the empty data table when it should have information inside of it.

Try this 
SELECT *
FROM "Table1"
INNER JOIN "Table2" ON "Table1"."Table2_id" = "Table2"."id";
 

Did it work?

Nope, it says that  "Table1"."Table2_id" does not exist, but the tables aren’t empty 

Can you message me your actual query?

SELECT *

FROM "People"

INNER JOIN "MasterPeople" ON “People”.”MasterPeople”_”idPerson” = “MasterPeople”.”idPerson”;

SELECT *
FROM "People"
INNER JOIN "MasterPeople" ON "People"."MasterPeople_idPerson" = "MasterPeople"."idPerson";
 

Try that

It is still the same The error says: “ERROR: column People.MasterPeople_idPerson does not exist”

Postgres is case-sensitive. Is the field names and table names identical?
SELECT *
FROM "People"
INNER JOIN "MasterPeople" ON "People"."MasterPeople_idPerson" = "MasterPeople"."idPerson";

Yes, the names are identical. As an example when I use just the select * and the name of the tables it works perfectly, the issue is with this inner join 

what about the field names?

Yes, everything is identical. I made sure of it several times

Can you give me a Select query with the fields of the table individually with *?

Bit challenging to know the issue without seeing the tables.