Improving SQL Query joins performance
No difference. Only the order of the columns in the SELECT list changes.

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Is it correct, order of where clause doesn&#39;t matter when it is used with join?
join syntax / style performance consideration
Is a join optimized to a where clause at runtime?


Changes like this will almost 100% produce the same execution plan.



Communtiy Wiki answer based on an original comment on the question by @ypercube