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The EXPLAIN statement in SQL is used to explain the query execution plan. It can provide detailed information about how the query is executed, including the indexes used, join types, and execution order. The method to use the EXPLAIN statement is as follows: 1. Add the EXPLAIN keyword before the query statement. 2. Run the […]