What is a self join in sql server?
Answer / Robin Gupta
A self join in SQL Server, also known as reflexive join, is a type of JOIN operation where a table is joined with itself. It allows you to compare or combine rows from the same table based on common column values. The syntax for a self join includes aliases to distinguish between the two occurrences of the table.
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