Answer / rao

Using FULLOUTER JOIN

Answer / vinay

use full outer join you can get the records

Answer / pervez

using full outer join or Cartesian join we can get all records
from two tables

Answer / gvmahesh

full outer join.

select ename,sal,dname,loc,e.deptno from emp e
full outer join dept d on e.deptno=d.deptno;

Answer / kavithanedigunta

full outer join in 10 g

select a.*,d.dname
from emp a
full outer join
dept d on
a.DEPTNO = d.DEPTNO

full outer join in 9i

select a.* ,d.DNAME
from emp a, dept d
where a.DEPTNO = d.DEPTNO

Answer / selvaraj v , anna univ coe

Use Full Outer Join in Oracle 10g :

SELECT p.part_id,s.supplier_name FROM part p
FULL OUTER JOIN
supplier s ON p.supplier_idv = s.supplier_id;

Answer / sri

UNION ALL

Answer / mahesh

crartesion product of two tables

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