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&quot;only matching rows where the join condition is satisfied.&quot; - this requires only an inner join between the tables<br />
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taking a 2 table example, customers and invoices, inner join them and get a list of all invoices that have a valid customer (or all customers that have a valid invoice - it's the same) left/right outer join them and get either all customers with their invoices, if they have any, or all invoices with a valid customer, full outer join will list all customers and all invoices, showing where they link
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I'm not even sure myself if this makes sense but can you join more than two tables with the new FULL outer join syntax. <br />
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For example if I have three tables can I join all three hoping to return all rows on all three tables only matching rows where the join condition is satisfied.<br />
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If this is possible, or even logical, give a code example.
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I'm not even sure myself if this makes sense but can you join more than two tables with the new FULL outer join syntax. 

For example if I have three tables can I join all three hoping to return all rows on all three tables only matching rows where the join condition is satisfied.

If this is possible, or even logical, give a code example.

&amp;quot;only matching rows where the join condition is satisfied.&amp;quot; - this requires only an inner join between the tables

taking a 2 table example, customers and invoices, inner join them and get a list of all invoices that have a valid customer (or all customers that have a valid invoice - it&amp;#39;s the same) left/right outer join them and get either all customers with their invoices, if they have any, or all invoices with a valid customer, full outer join will list all customers and all invoices, showing where they link

Full Outer Join (More Than Two Tables)

I&amp;#39;m not even sure myself if this makes sense but can you join more than two tables with the new FULL outer join syntax. 

For example if I have three tables can I join all three hoping to return all rows on all three tables only matching rows where the join condition is satisfied.

If this is possible, or even logical, give a code example.

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