Join completo di più tabelle sulle stesse colonne

Esistono diversi modi, ma penso che il seguente sia il più popolare:

select allk.k, t1.c1, t2.v2, t3.v3, t4.v4
from (select k from t1 union 
      select k from t2 union
      select k from t3 union
      select k from t4
     ) allk left outer join
     t1
     on allk.k = t1.k left outer join
     t2
     on allk.k = t2.k left outer join
     t3
     on allk.k = t3.k left outer join
     t4
     on allk.k = t4.k;

Se hai una tabella separata di tutti i k valori, puoi usarlo al posto di allk sottoquery.

Un modo più semplice per scrivere il tuo full outer join la query consiste nell'usare coalesce() :

SELECT COALESCE(t1.K, t2.K, t3.K, t4.K) [K], V1, V2, V3, V4
FROM @T1 t1 FULL JOIN
     @T2 t2
     ON t2.K = t1.K FULL JOIN
     @T3 t3
     ON t3.K = coalesce(t1.K, t2.K) FULL JOIN
     @T4 t4
     ON t4.K = coalesce(t1.K, t2.K, t3.k);

E il terzo metodo è union all /group by metodo:

select k, max(v1) as v1, max(v2) as v2, max(v3) as v3, max(v4) as v4
from (select k, v1, NULL as v2, NULL as v3, NULL as v4
      from t1 union all
      select k, NULL as v1, v2, NULL as v3, NULL as v4
      from t2 union all
      select k, NULL as v1, NULL as v2, v3, NULL as v4
      from t3 union all
      select k, NULL as v1, NULL as v2, NULL as v3, v4
      from t4
     ) t
group by k;