mysql t1,mysql SELECT“ FROM t1，t2”； -或者-“ FROM t1 JOIN t2 ON”；

what is the different between this queries? which one should I prefer and why?

SELECT

t1.*,

t2.x

FROM

t1,

t2

WHERE

t2.`id` = t1.`id`

or

SELECT

t1.*,

t2.x

FROM

t1

INNER JOIN # LEFT JOIN ?

t2

ON t2.`id` = t1.`id`

Does using commas has the same effect than use LEFT JOINS?

That's embarrassing. It's the first time I asked myself about this for years. I ever used the first version, but now i'm feeling like I missed some lines in my first SQL induction. ;)

解决方案

The "comma" syntax is equivalent to the INNER JOIN syntax. The query optimizer should be running the same query for you regardless of how you ask for it. There's a general recommendation to do your joins using the JOIN language and do your filtering using the WHERE language as it makes your intention more clear