Operator Name Alignment for the Abstract Plan and the Optimizer Criteria

Adaptive Server accepts both the h_join and hash_join keywords in abstract plans.

The names of algorithms differ between their usage in abstract plans and in the set command. For example, a hash join is called h_join in abstract plans, but is called hash_join in the set command. Adaptive Server accepts both keywords in the extended abstract plan syntax. For example:
select ...
	plan 
	"(h_join (t_scan r) (t_scan s))"
is equivalent to:
select ...
	plan 
	"(hash_join (t_scan r) (t_scan s))"
and:
select ...
	plan 
	"(use h_join on)"
and:
select ...
	plan 
	"(use hash_join on)"
When a table abstract plan is present, it takes precedence:
select
from r, s, t
...
	plan
		"(use hash_join off)(h_join (t_scan r)
			(t_scan s))"

The query uses the hash_join for r and s scans; but for the join with t it does not use hash_join as specified by the use abstract plan form, since it was not specified in the table abstract plan.