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A Left Outer Join retrieves all records from the first left table and the matching records from the second right table. If there are no matches, the result will include NULL values for columns from the second table. For instance, in a join between employees and departments, if an employee doesnt belong to any department, their record will still appear in the output, with department details as NULL.   Why Other Options Are Incorrect    Inner Join Only retrieves matching records from both tables, excluding unmatched entries.   Full Outer Join Includes all records from both tables, with NULLs for non-matching entries from either side.   Right Outer Join Retrieves all records from the second right table and matches from the first.   Cross Join Produces a Cartesian product, pairing all rows in the first table with all rows in the second, regardless of matching conditions.

Which type of join retrieves records from two tables where there is no matching entry in the second table?

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