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DA Morgan <damorgan_at_x.washington.edu> wrote:
>> Just curious, why does the presence of correlated subqueries or NOT
>> EXISTS clauses equate to a poorly written query? As a DBA & developer,
>> I've used them quite frequently and they perform just fine. Is there a
>> more efficient alternative?
>No. Certainly they are not the silver bullet solution usable in ALL
>situations ... but no.
But haven't you been told that partitioning tables is a "silver bullet"? 8-)
Paul...
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