Query Builder on VS2010 change my request

Hello,
I use VS2010 with ODT 11.2.0.1.1 and I have strange behaviour with the "Query Builder"...
When I enter this request:
SELECT ARTICLE_PCH.AP_CODE ....ARTICLE_SAP.AS_USAGE_UNIQUE
FROM ARTICLE_SAP, ARTICLE_PCH
WHERE ARTICLE_SAP.AS_NUMERO = ARTICLE_PCH.AS_NUMERO (+) AND (ARTICLE_SAP.AS_CIRCUIT = 'SAD') AND (ARTICLE_SAP.AS_SUPRESSION IS NULL) AND
(ARTICLE_SAP.AS_FAMILLE <> 'ZEPS') AND (ARTICLE_PCH.AP_CODE IS NULL)
ORDER BY ARTICLE_SAP.AS_LIB_40
The query builder add a (+) before the "IS NULL"
Like This
SELECT ARTICLE_PCH.AP_CODE ....ARTICLE_SAP.AS_USAGE_UNIQUE
FROM ARTICLE_SAP, ARTICLE_PCH
WHERE ARTICLE_SAP.AS_NUMERO = ARTICLE_PCH.AS_NUMERO (+) AND (ARTICLE_SAP.AS_CIRCUIT = 'SAD') AND (ARTICLE_SAP.AS_SUPRESSION IS NULL) AND
(ARTICLE_SAP.AS_FAMILLE <> 'ZEPS') AND (ARTICLE_PCH.AP_CODE (+) IS NULL)
ORDER BY ARTICLE_SAP.AS_LIB_40
And then the request return a wrong result. When I test with sqlplus the request without the (+) return the good result. But I can't enter the request because the query builder automaticaly modify my request...
Did someone have the same problem with this beta of ODT ?
With the previous version of ODT I don't have the problem.
Thanks in advance
Jeff

Hi Jeff,
Please post this on the ODT discussion forum:
Oracle Developer Tools for Visual Studio
Regards,
-Naveen

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Hello,
I use VS2010 with ODT 11.2.0.1.1 and I have strange behaviour with the "Query Builder"...
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Did someone have the same problem with this beta of ODT ?
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Thanks in advance
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However if you change your original query to the equivalent using the "LEFT OUTER JOIN" keywords, you can avoid this problem entirely:
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user6231851 wrote:
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