Differentiate between nested loop, hash loop and merge join.
Answer / Neeraj Kumar Kashyap
{"Nested Loop Join": [n "Performs a sequential scan over one table to match rows with another table.",n "Inefficient for large datasets due to multiple passes through the data."],n"Hash Loop Join": [n "Creates a hash table (hash map) of one input table, then scans the second input table and searches for matching values in the hash table.",n "Quicker than nested loop join for large datasets, but requires more memory."],n"Merge Join": [n "Sorts both input tables and merges them in sorted order.",n "Very efficient for large datasets when both inputs are already sorted."]
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