When optimizing for performance in SQL Server, what are the potential trade-offs between applying filters in the WHERE clause versus incorporating them within the inner join? How does each approach impact query execution time and resource utilization? Additionally, please consider the effect on overall system performance and the potential for query optimization techniques to mitigate any negative impact.
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When optimizing for performance in SQL Server, what are the potential trade-offs between applying filters in the WHERE clause versus incorporating them within the inner join? How does each approach impact query execution time and resource utilization? Additionally, please consider the effect on overall system performance and the potential for query optimization techniques to mitigate any negative impact.
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