Hi,
Lookup() is what kind of join ?

Answer Posted / ravikumar

Hi,
You can Say LookUp is a Left Outer join.Your Source Table is
Left side table and Lookup table is right table.
Now you are trying to get total source records and
matching records from lookup table(right table).

Hope this helpls....

ravikumar.pasupula@outlook.com

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