Define left outer join in sql server joins?



Define left outer join in sql server joins?..

Answer / Sayed Mohd Nadeem

A Left Outer Join (also known as a Left Join) in SQL Server returns all rows from the left table (table on the left side of the join clause), with matched rows from the right table (table on the right side of the join clause). If there is no match, then NULL values are used for unmatched right table columns.

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