rspec/rules/S5141/description.adoc

When a SQL query is joining n tables (with n>=2), it is expected to have join conditions defined to determine on which columns these n tables should be joined. At minimum, for n joined tables, the SQL query should contain (n-1) join conditions involving all the joined table to avoid a full cartesian product between the rows of the n tables. 

Not doing so will imply that too many rows will be returned. If this is not the case and unless this has been done on purpose, the SQL query should be reviewed and missing conditions should be added or useless tables should be removed from the SQL query.


This rule is raising no issue when the SQL query is involving ``++CROSS JOIN++``, ``++NATURAL JOIN++`` statements.
Add rules 5000-5999 2020-06-30 12:50:28 +02:00			`When a SQL query is joining n tables (with n>=2), it is expected to have join conditions defined to determine on which columns these n tables should be joined. At minimum, for n joined tables, the SQL query should contain (n-1) join conditions involving all the joined table to avoid a full cartesian product between the rows of the n tables.`
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Add rules 5000-5999 2020-06-30 12:50:28 +02:00			`Not doing so will imply that too many rows will be returned. If this is not the case and unless this has been done on purpose, the SQL query should be reviewed and missing conditions should be added or useless tables should be removed from the SQL query.`

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make in-line code blocks verbatim 2021-01-27 13:42:22 +01:00			This rule is raising no issue when the SQL query is involving ``++CROSS JOIN++``, ``++NATURAL JOIN++`` statements.