What are some common pitfalls to watch out for when writing SQL queries?


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Sr77 2 answers

Using subqueries or correlated subqueries without considering their performance impact can lead to slow and inefficient queries.

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Another pitfall is using SELECT * instead of specifying the actual columns you need, which can lead to unnecessary data retrieval and inefficient queries.

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Evargalo 1 answer

Failing to properly sanitize user input can open up your code to SQL injection attacks.

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Laurie 1 answer

Forgetting to include the necessary JOIN conditions in your queries can result in incorrect or incomplete data being returned.

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One common pitfall is not properly indexing your database tables which can lead to slow query performance.

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