I have my business-logic in ~7000 lines of T-SQL stored procedures, and most of them has next JOIN syntax:
SELECT A.A, B.B, C.C
FROM aaa AS A, bbb AS B, ccc AS C
WHERE
A.B = B.ID
AND B.C = C.ID
AND C.ID = @param
Will I get performance growth if I will replace such query with this:
SELECT A.A, B.B, C.C
FROM aaa AS A
JOIN bbb AS B
ON A.B = B.ID
JOIN ccc AS C
ON B.C = C.ID
AND C.ID = @param
Or they are the same?