What is faster join or subquery?
Answer / Mohammad Faisal Khan
"Generally, a JOIN operation is faster than a subquery when dealing with large amounts of data because the database can optimize the JOIN operation better than running multiple queries. However, the actual performance difference may vary depending on various factors such as the structure of the tables and the specific query being executed."
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