Don't know about max number but unlimited, I would have thought.
SELECT b1.foo, b2.foo
FROM bar as b1, bar as b2
WHERE ...
Will get you a table join on itself.
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> How many times can I join tables together? What about joining a table to
itself?
>
> I checked the maillist archive/manual but cannot find a definite answer
(searched on "max number of joins", "joins")...I'd though it would be in
section 7.20 of the manual but it wasn't.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Bill
>
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