i'm just wondering for performance over-the-wire from the bandwidth alone...
I see great, DBA & toubleshooting friendly stuff like:
SELECT table_one.column_one AS table_one_column_one FROM table_one ;
but that could be...
SELECT t1.column_1 AS t1_column_1 FROM table_one t1;
or even
SELECT t1.column_1 AS t1_c1 FROM table_one t1;
it's silly on my one column select, but looking at some other selects i
have in the wild -- my selects are roughly 6x what they could be.
i'm just wondering if this was avoided from philosophy or design -- i can
imagine the aliasing and un-aliasing getting very intricate and convoluted
in more intense queries.
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