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What is implied Join. Where do we find it ?

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October 05, 2005 05:43:03

Ashok kalash

RE: What is implied Join. Where do we find it ?

Join between two Tables. Join Object defines The Relationship Between

a Bc and atable.Join allows Bc to get Column from table rather then basetable.

In Mvg Applet we can find the join It uses Forign key to get the Row.

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October 28, 2005 05:40:14

chary

Member Since: October 2005 Contribution: 76

RE: What is implied Join. Where do we find it ?

Implied joins are between Base Table and Extended Table. These are typical 1:1 joins. There is no need to create explicit join objects for them. If you go to the Flat Tab in Object Explorer all the joins which have the alias name same as the table name are Implied Joins.

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February 06, 2006 07:30:24

Vijaya Hariharan

RE: What is implied Join. Where do we find it ?

Implied joins are also called implicit joins. Its a join existing b/w a Base table and its extension table.

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