> Your concerns are warranted. However. You are wrong tying the problem to joins. ... It's a matter of determining the cost of the data access strategy
I was using joins as the common example. Sure, there are many other ways of using SQL to shoot yourself in the foot, but most of the issues I've run into seem to come from joins.
I was using joins as the common example. Sure, there are many other ways of using SQL to shoot yourself in the foot, but most of the issues I've run into seem to come from joins.