>>>Hi, can anyone help me with an SQL query.
>>>
>>>My records looks like this:
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>>>CGR_IN  CGR_OUT DEST ORIGIN TC ANO BNO CODE
>>>noco120         UK   T1-SO3 10 123 456 AB02
>>>        noco165 UK   T1-SO3 20 123 456 AB02
>>

>>>I need an SQL query that combines informations from both records with CODE as the keyfield.
>>>
>>>How do I do this ????????
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>>Benn--
>>
>>A self join should do the trick. A typical example of this is an employee database and one queries to find someone's boss. Note that the same table is used with 2 aliases, A and B.
>>
>>

>>SELECT A.CGR_IN, B.CRG_Out ;
>>   FROM MyTable A, MyTable B ;
>>   WHERE A.Code = B.Code
>>

>
>The problem comes when the first record is joined to itself and to the second record (and any other records that match the Code value).

Yes, early morning response. Need to exclude the record from itself on an ID value.

AND a.ID <> b.ID

The data does raise the question of data design.

Jay