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I need help limiting inner join. Tables: users: uid left active files: fid uid=fid SELECT uid FROM users AS u INNER JOIN files AS x ON u.uid = x.fid
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Is there any argument, performance wise, to do filtering in the join, as opposed to the WHERE clause?
I have this query on a MS SQL Server 2005: ...INNER JOIN [table1].[Id] = [table2].[Label_Id] Label_Id is a field containing data like this:
I\'m having a discussion with a colleague of 开发者_JS百科mine, and we\'re stuck on the point of whether an inner join is faster than a natural join simply due to the fact that the ON clause is specif
I really need help getting this query right. I can\'t share actual table and column names, but will try my best to layout the problem simply.
First of all let me explain that I have searched for at least an hour for anything regarding this MUCH used keyword in MySQL. The problem is that any search engine I use to find information on it matc
Should SQL Server yield the same results for both of the queries below? The primary difference is the condition being placed in the WHERE clause with the former, and with the latter being placed as a
I have the following MySQL structure (minimized a lot): CREATE TABLE `site_movies` ( `id` int(10), `title` varchar(90),
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