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An operator is basically a join followed by a project on the attributes of first relation is known as _______ .
Join
Inner Join
Full Join
Semi-Join
- Understanding Semi-Join:
- A semi-join combines the functionality of a join and a projection.
- It takes attributes from the first relation and filters based on matches with the second.
- Designed to reduce data size and be more efficient than traditional joins.
- Option Analysis:
- Option 1 - Join: It refers to a simple combining operation, doesn’t implicitly include projection.
- Option 2 - Inner Join: Returns rows with matching values but doesn’t specifically project.
- Option 3 - Full Join: Lists all records from both tables with matching rows, without projection focus.
- Option 4 - Semi-Join: Fits exact description of join followed by project.
- The correct answer is Semi-Join.
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