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The join where all possible row combinations are produced is called _________

The join where all possible row combinations are produced is called _________ Correct Answer CARTESIAN

In ‘cartesian product’, each row of each table is combined with each row in every other table to produce all possible combination. This produces a very large number of rows since the number is the product of rows.

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