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Good SQL Querying

Posted July 11th, 2008 by sheeri

By "Good SQL Querying", I am not referring to "how to make your queries more perfomant." I am about to go on a mini-rant about how to make readable and self-documenting SQL queries.

One practice that will get me instantly going on a rant is using a comma join. ...

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