Suppose you want to use data from two tables in a query: tblCustomer and tblOrder. The two tables both have a field - CustomerID - that identifies a customer. Each record in the tblCustomer table may have one or more corresponding records in the tblOrder table - and the corresponding values can be determined by values in the CustomerID field. You now want to join the tables so that the query combines the records from the tables - excluding records from either table if there is no corresponding record in the other table. Which of the following FROM clauses will you use?

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Suppose you want to use data from two tables in a query: tblCustomer and tblOrder. The two tables both have a field - CustomerID - that identifies a customer. Each record in the tblCustomer table may have one or more corresponding records in the tblOrder table - and the corresponding values can be determined by values in the CustomerID field. You now want to join the tables so that the query combines the records from the tables - excluding records from either table if there is no corresponding record in the other table. Which of the following FROM clauses will you use?