What is an outer join?
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What is an outer join?
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An outer join is used to join two tables. It involves a join condition using the outer join operator (+) with one or more columns of either of the two tables. An outer join returns all the rows from the table without the outer join operator and only matching rows from the table with the outer join operator.
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