Subject: Ultimate Tip: Episode 670

From: DocOz Simplifies Fat-Loss <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 07 Aug 2014 11:35:10 -0700

Want a flat, firm belly without doing crunches?

Stop hiding yourself and slip into that cute summer dress in 7 days.

This is a fast, easy and doable way to make it happen w/out exhausting yourself. 

- Firm Trouble Zones
- Curb Your Appetite
- Speed up your Metabolism. 

All with this 1-Step from DocOz -> http://www.hagbonemas.com/oz/blog/recap/results.video

Oz Episode Recap

-
-
To stop further wellnes updates from Daily Updated Alerts go here http://www.hagbonemas.com/3krk/skfor.gjthr
or write to 9306 BOVA CT - Louisville, Kentucky 4 0 2 9 1
'
'
An excellent explanation, however this statement: An outer join of A and B gives the results of A union B, i.e. the outer parts of a venn diagram union. isn't phrased accurately. An outer join will give the results of A intersect B in addition to one of the following: all of A (left join), all of B (right join) or all of A and all of B (full join). Only this last scenario is really A union B. Still, a well written explanation. Simple explanations are often the best haha. Truly excellent examples with just enough data to see a clear picture. Thanks Mark Using Venn diagrams in the explanation instantly helped , Mark can you explain MySQL performance tuning in similar way. Lot of beginners really need some simple and solid explanation of performance areas. i added in info about the cross join, since people need to know why it is so bad. i also added right join, to make this complete  let's put those into their own answer... better yet, make a question for why a cross join is almost neve
 r what you want to do. One attractive feature of the answer is its brevity, and (lol) the fact that it doesn't mention cartesian products. Awesome explanation. This is the first time I've seen venn diagrams used in explaining inner and outer joins, Great Explanation. Liked it. Btw: I still can't find the difference betweek  etc. . If this is not part o