What are Cartesian joins?
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Answer / guest
joining 2 tables with out conditon
select * from emp,dept;
emp having 10 rec
dept having 5 rec
out == 50 rec
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Answer / kannan
when you assign key ={} these is called cartesian join
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Answer / riman bhaumik
its not like --with out condition...
TABLE 1 Table 2
X Y X Z
a e a j
b f a k
c g i m
Resultant Join over field X
X Y Z
a e j
a e k
This is an example of Cartesian joins.
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