Subject | Re: inner join with additional conditions |
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Author | Svein Erling Tysvær |
Post date | 2007-09-17T07:20:13Z |
Hi Adam!
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> Now I have told you to always do it one way, there may be a fewThis makes me curious. I cannot remember to have seen such a case, but expect this to be due to me still being on Fb 1.5. In what kind of situations have you observed such behaviour?
> performance hacks where you may have to break this rule to get a
> decent plan. By moving an expression between the join condition and
> where clause in a complex query, it may assist the optimiser. But this
> is the exception rather than the rule, and I have never seen it on
> such a simple query.
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