>I've got a bad feeling that this is not possible, but I think it is worth asking anyways.
>I've got a User table with two fields (just to make it simple): UserId and UserName
>I've got an Item table with 3 fields (again to make it simple): ItemId, CreatorId and AssigneeId.
>
>CreatorId and AssigneeId are foreign keys into the User table.
>
>Now is there any way I can write a SELECT SQL statement to get me the following result:
>

>ItemId    Creator Name    Assignee Name
>------    ------------    -------------
>1         Emma            Einar
>2         Kevin           Bonnie
>3         John            Jane
>

>
>Using JOIN I can for sure get one of the names from the User table, but in this case I kind of need a doubble JOIN into the same table.
>
>
>Something tells me that this isn't possible but I would love to be proven wrong (and lern something new).
>
>Einar

Not tested, but I think this should work.

SELECT Item.ItemID, ;
       Creator.UserName , ;
       Assignee.UserName ;
  FROM Item JOIN User Creator ;
   ON Item.UserID = Creator.UserID ;
  JOIN User Assignee ;
   ON Item.UserID = Assignee.UserID

Regards,