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It can make many joins easier since you avoid field conflicts. This way you do not need to include any 'AS' statements in your SQL query. After a query you can
by dangoldin 18y ago
It can make many joins easier since you avoid field conflicts. This way you do not need to include any 'AS' statements in your SQL query.
After a query you can also easily identify which table the field came from.
That's my guess at least.