What is right outer join in sql server joins?
Answer / Balwant Singh
Right Outer Join in SQL Server Joins returns all records from the right table and matched records from the left table. For unmatched records on the left, it returns nulls. The syntax for a Right Outer Join includes the RIGHT OUTER JOIN keyword followed by the two tables to be joined.
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