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I think it matters specially with big queries. When you have dozens of tables, it really helps to separate the joins from the where clause.


For myself, this is even with a couple of tables valid. I think of the query as "looking up references in a book". Therefore I write global filters in the WHERE and stuff specific to a table in the ON condition.




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