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As I said to the other hundred of people who wrote about this: "If you have a good suggestion for the syntax of this operator, please tell me."
Right now relational has 2 kinds of operators:
binary: expr OP expr
unary: OP params (expr)
This operator would fit into its own new category and so far I've had no nice idea on how to implement the syntax and grammar. The implementation of the operator itself is trivial.
So far, nobody has ever come forward with a suggestion.
Until that happens, you can just do σ condition (A ⋈ B)
In our course, we use the theta-join (θ-join) operator: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relational_algebra#%CE%B8-join_and_equijoin
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