That could work in PostgreSQL with the genetic join optimizer. You would not get the best plan or necessarily a stable one but it could be fast enough. I believe the worst reporting queries I have written could have been almost as bad as 35 joins. Of course they were not fast but not as slow as one might think.
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That could work in PostgreSQL with the genetic join optimizer. You would not get the best plan or necessarily a stable one but it could be fast enough. I believe the worst reporting queries I have written could have been almost as bad as 35 joins. Of course they were not fast but not as slow as one might think.