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Outer join operator is indicated as

  1. (+)

  2. (-)

  3. (*)

  4. +
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Explanation

In Oracle SQL syntax, the outer join operator is (+), placed next to the column that may be null. This Oracle-specific notation indicates which side of the join allows null values for unmatched rows.

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