>>Mainly, what I meant with "R/O" is that you are not using the data in a view, which will send the data back to the underlying table. For a view, splitting the query into pieces may be unfeasible.
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>Yes, it's R/O.
Well, then, I would say it is worth-while to break it into pieces. Especially, to join only two tables at a time.
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