You have to add the same table twice. Or do it programmatically so you can alias the tables the way you want:

FROM Mytable A JOIN MyTable B on A.Request_ID = B.Employe_ID

>A question about the view designer. How do you create an alias so that two fields in the parent table, request_id and employe_id , can be linked to one table? For example:
>vsWorkOrder (view)
>Workorder!Workord.request_id-------|--------> Workorder!employee.employe_id
>Workorder!Workord.employe_id-------|
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>What the view designers does automatically is that it creates a relationship between workorder!workord.request_id -> Workorder!employee.employe_id and then it creates workorder!workord.employe_id -> Workorder!employe_a.employe_id. This second relationship creates an error when I attempt to view the data.
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>What I want to do is to be able to define the table Employee with two aliases WoEmployee and WoEmpReq. Then I want to be able to link these two aliases rather than using the native table name - Employee.
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>Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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>Jim Smith