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What is a correlated sub query?

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What is a correlated sub query?..

Answer / guest

Correlated subquery process is an outside-inside-outside
subquery. For every row in the outer query the inner query
is evaluated and results passed to the outer query to
complete the final result row.

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What is a correlated sub query?..

Answer / aditya

a query in which there is reference of inner query into
outer query and that of outer query into inner
query...means they can't run independently.

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