Hi, We are doing Join on large tables and couple of Left Join on 3-4 tables with result of large table join. We have question, is it better to keep predicate along with JOIN condition or keep predicate in where condition. I was going through Apache site, found below context
Couldn't understand meaning Pushed and Not Pushed. Can any1 throw some light on it. [cid:part1.59E0ADB9.301AE575@outlook.com] * Another question, In the case of inner Join, Is it better to keep predicate condition part of JOIN ON Condition or in Where Condition. We have seen If we do Join and add predicate in where condition, it was taking too much of time. when we move predicate logic to JOIN ON condition, it is executing fast. both the tables are large. Is this expected ? Below is our Table Join Condition Table2Detail T2 JOIN Table1Summary T1 ON T2.Nbr= T1.Nbr AND T2.Year=T1.Year AND T2.Month=T1.Month AND T1.Col1= T2.Col1 AND T2.Col2= T1.Col2 AND T1.Col2= 'XYZ' AND T2.Col2= 'XYZ' or Table2Detail T2 JOIN Table1Summary T1 ON T2.Nbr= T1.Nbr AND T2.Year=T1.Year AND T2.Month=T1.Month AND T1.Col1= T2.Col1 AND T2.Col2= T1.Col2 Where T1.Col2= 'XYZ' AND T2.Col2= 'XYZ'
