When you specify a KEY JOIN and put a join condition in an ON clause, the result is the conjunction of the two join conditions. For example:
SELECT * FROM A KEY JOIN B ON A.x = B.y; |
If the join condition generated by the key join of A and B is A.w = B.z
, then this query is equivalent to
SELECT * FROM A JOIN B ON A.x = B.y AND A.w = B.z; |
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