Set operators vs. IN/EXISTS subqueries

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• Impact on multi-user environments How do different types of joins (e.g., inner join, left join) relate to the functionality that can be achieved with subqueries using IN or EXISTS?
• Critical scenarios for choosing IN/EXISTS How can you write SQL queries that are more likely to be optimized effectively by the database engine, regardless of whether you use IN or EXISTS?
• Impact of triggers on DML operations Explain the concept of cardinality estimation by the database optimizer and how inaccuracies in these estimations can affect the choice of execution plan for queries with IN or EXISTS.
• Uncorrelated IN vs. correlated EXISTS performance
• Network factors in distributed IN/EXISTS
• Balancing complexity and performance How does the use of database triggers for auditing or maintaining related data affect the performance of INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE statements that might interact with tables involved in IN or EXISTS subqueries?
• Network latency and IN/EXISTS in distributed SQL
• Future SQL enhancements for existence checks
• Outer joins with IN/EXISTS subqueries
• Optimizer's decision-making process Can you discuss the trade-offs between optimizing for the first result (e.g., using EXISTS when only existence needs to be checked) versus optimizing for the entire result set (e.g., using IN when all matching rows are needed)?