Will that make a difference? From what I've seen, it does not make much difference, but I have seen queries speed up when rewritten explicit joins. I guess it depends on other things, but is it really so that the explicit joins are bad somehow? Do you have any pointers to documentation about it, if so?
Thanks, Palle
Are not absolutelly bad but sometimes that path that you choose is not
the optimal, in postgres 7.4 use the explicit join will be less limitative for the planner.
Regards Gaetano Mendola
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