Discussion
There should be one condition within the WHERE clause for each pair of tables being joined.
Answer: A
Correct answer: True
Each pair of tables joined needs a condition linking them, so joining n tables requires at least n minus one conditions. Omitting one leaves that pair unconstrained and produces a Cartesian product with the rest, which is why a query that suddenly returns an enormous result usually has a missing join condition.
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