## Syntax
```mermaid
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flowchart LR
stmt_start((START))
stmt_start --> stmt_0_0[NO_JOIN_SET]:::quoted
stmt_0_0 --> stmt_0_1["("]:::quoted
stmt_0_1 --> stmt_0_2[<a href="Invantive UniversalSQL/General/Identifiers" class="internal-link">identifier</a>]
stmt_0_2 --> stmt_0_3[","]:::quoted
stmt_0_2 --> stmt_0_5
stmt_0_3 --> stmt_0_4[<a href="Invantive UniversalSQL/General/Identifiers" class="internal-link">identifier</a>]
stmt_0_4 --> stmt_0_5[")"]:::quoted
stmt_0_5 --> stmt_end((END))
```
## Purpose
The `no_join_set` hint disables the use of [[Join Set]]. It can be enabled using the `join_set` hint.
The first identifier is the alias of the table on the right-hand side of the join. The second identifier is the name of the column used to join upon in the right-hand side. A full table join is made for the aliased table when joined on the column.