I am creating a report using SQL Server 7 Query Analyzer. I mainly work with Oracle SQL, which has a slightly different syntax. I have three tables and want to return all matching rows from the tables. Using JOINS I can join two tables together, but I am not sure how to join three tables in MS SQL. This statement is what I am trying to achieve: 
 SELECT c.profilename, c.loginuser, s.company, s.product , s.filedescription, i.systemserialnumber FROM hstcomputers C FULL OUTER JOIN sigsoftware S, hstIdentification i ON c.id = i.id AND s.sigid = i.sigid
I know the third table in the FROM is the wrong syntax, but I am not 100% sure how it should be, as everything I have read is based around joining two tables.

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 Select columns From table1 inner join table2 on table1.col1 = table2.col2 Inner join table3 on table1.col1 = table3.col2 Inner join table4 on table2.col1 = table4.col5 Inner join table5 on table3.col1 = table5.col17
Etc.

 

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