... the row for Sally. However, an outer join would contain two rows — a row for Joe and a row for Sally — even though the row for Joe would have a blank field for weight.The results table for the ... blanks in the columns for the rows that did not exist in the second table. For instance, if table1 contains a row for Joe and a row for Sally, and table2 contains only a row for Sally, an inner ... useful only with respect to the information that it holds.A database needs to be able to receive information for storage and to deliver information on request. For instance, the MemberDirectory...