Query Not Returning Enough Records

Question

have two tables that I am trying to join together. 
The first table shows the income for each department of the store broken down by period like this:
Store_Data:
Store_Type  Dept    Year  Period  Sales
Grocer      Produce   11  01      31865.00   
Grocer      Produce   11  02      32525.00   
Grocer      Produce   11  03      37490.00   
Grocer      Meat      11  01      224.00   
Grocer      Dairy     11  02      5850.00   
Grocer      Dairy     11  03      33209.92   
Grocer      Dry       11  03      1000.00
The second table contains a record for each store showing it's goal, like this:
Goal_Data:
Store_Type  Dept    Year  Amount
Grocer      Produce   11  157192.00
Grocer      Canned    11  0.00
Grocer      Paper     11  146820.00
Grocer      Meat      11  2168.00
Grocer      Dairy     11  50000.00
Grocer      Frozen    11  29464.00
Grocer      Pet       11  330096.00
Grocer      Dry       11  1716.00
Grocer      Pharmacy  11  0.00
Grocer      Misc      11  6668.00
Now, I have a query to join the two tables.  What I want is for all the records in the second table, whether or not there is a corresponding record in the first (such as 'Meat' and 'Dairy').
I have to filter on Store_Data.Store_Type, Store_Data.Year, Store_Data.Period
Crystal is outputting the following SQL:
SELECT DISTINCT
    Store_Data.Store_Type,
    Store_Data.Dept,
    Store_Data.Year,
    Store_Data.Period,
    Store_Data.Sales,
    Goal_Data.Amount
FROM  
    Store_Data
    RIGHT OUTER JOIN Goal_Data
        ON ((Goal_Data.Dept=Store_Data.Dept) AND
        (Goal_Data.Store_Type=Store_Data.Store_Type))
        AND (Goal_Data.Year=Store_Data.Year)
WHERE 
    Store_Data.Store_Type='Grocer'
    AND Store_Data.Year='11'
    AND (Store_Data.Period='01'
        OR Store_Data.Period='02'
        OR Store_Data.Period='03')
But I'm only getting the records from the Store_Data table (and records in Goal_Data where the "ON" fields match).  Testing in SQL Server verifies that the query is producing incorrect output.
What do I need to change to do what I'm wanting to do?

Answer 1

It looks like the thread is going to take a left turn just about now.
The problem appears to be that, for the query to work properly, the filter for the period has to be in the joins "ON" clause.
This I accept.
And, apparently, trhe only way to get a parameter value to go into that area is by using a stored procedure.
To that end, I have created a Stored Procedure which takes three parameters, "Store_Type", "Year", and "Quarter"
I have verified that the results are what I need.  I plugged the stored procedure into my report (which is technically a sub-report) and it asked me for the values of the parameters.  Entering them in, I do get a result that I would expect.
Everything good so far.
Now, about those parameters (both for the Storeed Procedure as well as the report).  As I said, the report that I have been working is actually a sub-report, one of five which will be on the main report.  Each report will require the same three parameters, two of which (year and quarter) need to be selected by the user and will feed the same values to all five sub-reports.  The third parameter should be "hard-coded" to each particular sub-report.
Now for the issue (the main point being that I am unfamiliar with CR and Stored Procedures)...
The way things are going now, when all is said and done, it looks like the user will be required to enter in the year and quarter for each sub-report (the Store_Type will be there too, but it will have a default value).  That's the user typing in '2012' for the year five times and '1' for the quarter five times.  This is unacceptable.
So, how do I create a single Year parameter and a single Quarter parameter that will feed all five reports?
Apparently trying to code it in the Report Selection Formula is not the right path.
So, can someone either walk me through the process, or point me to a tutorial where the process is explained?
TIA