Nested join provides one of the fastest performance compared to other joins, since it does not touch all amps to join tables. It works mostly with PI/SI. The WHERE clause uses an equijoin with a constant value( for example emp.empno=10) for a unique index in one table and those conditions also match some column of that single row to a PI/SI of the second table.
example:
Select EMP.Ename , DEP.Deptno, EMP.salary
from
EMPLOYEE EMP ,
DEPARTMENT DEP
Where EMP.Enum = DEP.Enum
and EMp.Enum= 1234
Nested join provides one of the fastest performance compared to other joins, since it does not touch all amps to join tables. It works mostly with PI/SI. The WHERE clause uses an equijoin with a constant value( for example emp.empno=10) for a unique index in one table and those conditions also match some column of that single row to a PI/SI of the second table.
example:
Select EMP.Ename , DEP.Deptno, EMP.salary
from
EMPLOYEE EMP ,
DEPARTMENT DEP
Where EMP.Enum = DEP.Enum
and EMp.Enum= 1234