PostgreSQL RIGHT JOIN ERROR: syntax error at or near "RIGHT" - sql

Please tell me what is wrong with that sql ?
SELECT users_map.user_id
FROM users_map
WHERE users_map.service_id = 1
AND users_map.service_user_id = 0
RIGHT OUTER JOIN user_data
ON users_map.user_id = user_data.user_id


WHERE clause should be placed at the end of your query:
SELECT users_map.user_id
FROM users_map
RIGHT OUTER JOIN user_data
ON users_map.user_id = user_data.user_id
WHERE users_map.service_id = 1 AND
users_map.service_user_id = 0

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The correct syntax in SQL Server uses a FROM clause:
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I know this question has been asked often already but none of the solutions helped me with my problem. When running the following code I get this error:
Missing IN or OUT Parameter at Index:: 1
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What are those ?s supposed to be?
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Using SQL alias statement in SELECT query

I've been trying to get this access query to work, I'm learning to write SQL so I wanted to try using alias's for my table to make it easier to use but for some reason I keep getting errors. Here is my original SQL query
SELECT qryCurrentMonthMtrHis.Utility
,qryCurrentMonthMtrHis.MeterID
,qryLastYearAvgMtrHis.AvgOfUnits AS LYRAvgOfUnits
,qryLastYearMtrHis.Units AS LYRUnits
,qryLastMonthMtrHis.Units AS PrevMonUnits
,qryCurrentMonthMtrHis.Units AS CurrentUnits
,qryLastYearAvgMtrHis.AvgOfTotCost
,qryLastYearMtrHis.TotCost AS LYRTotCost
,qryLastMonthMtrHis.TotCost AS PrevMonTotCost
,qryCurrentMonthMtrHis.TotCost AS CurrentTotCost
FROM qryLastYearMtrHis
RIGHT JOIN (
qryLastYearAvgMtrHis RIGHT JOIN (
qryLastMonthMtrHis RIGHT JOIN qryCurrentMonthMtrHis ON (qryLastMonthMtrHis.Utility = qryCurrentMonthMtrHis.Utility)
AND (qryLastMonthMtrHis.MeterID = qryCurrentMonthMtrHis.MeterID)
) ON (qryLastYearAvgMtrHis.Utility = qryCurrentMonthMtrHis.Utility)
AND (qryLastYearAvgMtrHis.MeterID = qryCurrentMonthMtrHis.MeterID)
) ON (qryLastYearMtrHis.Utility = qryCurrentMonthMtrHis.Utility)
AND (qryLastYearMtrHis.MeterID = qryCurrentMonthMtrHis.MeterID);
And here is the one I'm trying to do with alias
SELECT cm.Utility
,cm.MeterID
,lyra.AvgOfUnits AS LYRAvgOfUnits
,lyr.Units AS LYRUnits
,pm.Units AS PrevMonUnits
,cm.Units AS CurrentUnits
,lyra.AvgOfTotCost
,lyr.TotCost AS LYRTotCost
,pm.TotCost AS PrevMonTotCost
,cm.TotCost AS CurrentTotCost
FROM qrylastYearMtrHis lyr
RIGHT JOIN (
qryLastYearAvgMtrHis lyra RIGHT JOIN (
qryLastMonthMtrHis pm RIGHT JOIN qryCurrentMonthMtrHis cm ON (lyr.Utility = cm.Utility)
AND (pm.MeterID = cm.MeterID)
) ON (lyra.Utility = cm.Utility)
AND (lyra.MeterID = cm.MeterID)
) ON (lyr.Utility = cm.Utility)
AND (lyr.MeterID = cm.MeterID);
When I try to run the second one though, it says "syntax error in join operation" and highlights the "lyr" in lyra.AvgOfUnits. From what I've read online it should be working, so I was wondering if anyone could offer any insight?

You use a wrong alias in a join:
RIGHT JOIN (
qryLastYearAvgMtrHis lyra RIGHT JOIN (
qryLastMonthMtrHis pm RIGHT JOIN qryCurrentMonthMtrHis cm ON (lyr.Utility = cm.Utility)
Must be pm.Utilityinstead of lyr.Utility.
Didn't you use a search&replace?

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pm.Units AS PrevMonUnits, cm.Units AS CurrentUnits, lyra.AvgOfTotCost,
lyr.TotCost AS LYRTotCost, pm.TotCost AS PrevMonTotCost,
cm.TotCost AS CurrentTotCost
FROM qryLastYearMtrHis lyr
RIGHT JOIN (qryLastYearAvgMtrHis lyra
RIGHT JOIN (qryLastMonthMtrHis pm
RIGHT JOIN qryCurrentMonthMtrHis cm ON (pm.Utility = cm.Utility)
AND (pm.MeterID = cm.MeterID))
ON (lyra.Utility = cm.Utility) AND (lyra.MeterID = cm.MeterID))
ON (lyr.Utility = cm.Utility) AND (lyr.MeterID = cm.MeterID);