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I have a SQL query something like:-
Select Table1.attr1, Table1.attr2, Table2.attr3, Table2.attr4
From Tab1 Tabel1, Tab2 Tabel2
Where Tabel1.Attr = Tabel2.Attr (+)
So what does the above mean? Is this a right outer join?
Yes, it means right join. if the statement was like …. where Tabel1.Attr (+) = Tabel2.Attr, it have to be left join.