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Posted by: Shawn Taylor
Date: May 18, 2011 07:55AM

I have the following join in a query I inherited

INNER JOIN (`db`.`tableA` `tableA` INNER JOIN `db`.`tableB` `tableB` ON `tableA`.`columnA`=`tableB`.`columnA`) 
ON `tableC`.`columnF`=`tableB`.`columnF`

The part that has me confused is the parenthesis. My understanding is that these will change the precedence (Order of Operations) of the join order.

Such that Table A will be joined to Table B and that result set will be joined to Table C.

Is that correct?

Shawn

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