Discussion
The semijoin approach saves network traffic.
Answer: A
Correct answer: True
The semijoin sends only the joining column values out and receives only the matching rows back, so both directions carry far less than a full transfer of either table. Where the network is the bottleneck - which in a distributed database it usually is - that saving governs the cost of the query.
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