3716. Performance: Avoid N+1 by fetching orders and customers in one query. — Data Migration

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In a performance module, solve this as a production problem using Data Migration: Avoid N+1 by fetching orders and customers in one query. Provide the SQL, explain the logic, show safe application integration, and mention failure/edge cases.
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Option A

UPDATE table_name SET status='active';
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Incorrect: it does not satisfy the stated business rule and can return/change unintended data.
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Option B

SELECT * FROM table_name;
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Incorrect: it does not satisfy the stated business rule and can return/change unintended data.
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Option C

SELECT o.id,o.total_amount,c.id customer_id,c.name customer_name FROM orders o JOIN customers c ON c.id=o.customer_id WHERE o.status='completed' LIMIT 100;
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A join can replace one query per order when the related data is required together.
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Option D

DELETE FROM table_name;
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Incorrect: it does not satisfy the stated business rule and can return/change unintended data.
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