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balu
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can anybody explain me Q no:2
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manju
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i got a theory:
for maximum number of tuples: S left outer join R contains 100tuples in any way. out of it only 60 tuples have got the tuples from R we assume that out of 70 tuples(common between R and T)only 50 are covered in the S,R join.so 50 tuples of T are coverevd.since the last join is fuly outer join,the remaing 40 tuples also get added giving 140 tuples. for minimum number of tuples: we assume that 60 tuples out of 70 tuples that are common between R and T get included in the Slest outer join R. so out of 90,60 tuples got added,remaining number of tuples in T is 30. so total number of tuples=130 am i right? |
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