How does the processing of a correlated subquery differ
from a non correlated subquery?
Answer Posted / s
For every qualifying row in the outer query the correlated
subquery is evaluated. The correlated subquery has
reference to atleast one column of the outer query.
Non-correlated subquery does not make any reference to the
other query. The subquery is only executed once and the
results are used by the outer query to find the qualifying
rows.
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