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by flukus
1396 days ago
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Won't this be flat out wrong when something you're joining to has a condition in the where clause? Something like this: select * from Car
inner join Color on Car.ColorId = Color.Id
where Color.Name = 'Red'
You can't get the correct paginated list of car id's without doing the join in the first query. Even more wrong if you're ordering off the joined table. |
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