I have two Tables A(master) and B (detail)
in oracle : A right join B --> Matched records from both + Non matched from Right A left join B --> Matched records from both + Non matched from Left
so what is the equivalent output in informatica ?
2 Answers
Oracle and Informatica outer joins works in similar way.
In oracle - 'master' right join 'detail' means all matching + non matching from 'detail' In informatica Joiner Transformation, refer to join type in properties,
- A'Master' outer join means all matching + non matching from 'detail' B
- 'Detail' outer join means all matching + non matching from 'master' A
- 'Full' outer join means all matching + non matching from 'detail' B+ non matching from 'master' A
Master outer join: In Master outer join, all rows from the Detail source are returned by the join and only matching rows from the Master source are returned.
Detail outer join: In detail outer join, only matching rows are returned from the Detail source, and all rows from the Master source are returned.
Full outer join: In full outer join, all records from both the sources are returned. Master outer and Detail outer joins are equivalent to left outer joins in SQL.
Normal join: In normal join only matching rows are returned from both the sources
