LEFT OUTER joins syntax versus older version of outer joins. Any performance gains?

Hi All

I have a question regarding each of the following SQL statements. Can anyone tell me if there are any performance improvements/enhancements in ORACLE when using either Query 2 or Query 3 compared to the traditional way of writing outer join queries?

As an example, I have the following SQL queries which will identify orders which exist in the master/header table, but do not have lines.

Query 1 (Traditional way to write outer join queries)

SELECT * FROM  customer_order_tab  a
, customer_order_line_tab b
where a.order_no = b.order_no(+)
and   a.order_no = 'C10236'

Query 2 (using LEFT outer joins)

SELECT * FROM  customer_order_tab  a
LEFT OUTER JOIN  customer_order_line_tab b
ON a.order_no = b.order_no
WHERE   a.order_no = 'C10236'

Query 3 (using RIGHT outer joins)
SELECT * FROM  customer_order_line_tab   a
RIGHT OUTER JOIN  customer_order_tab  b
ON a.order_no = b.order_no
WHERE   b.order_no = 'C10236'
 

Thanks