Define self join in sql server joins?



Define self join in sql server joins?..

Answer / Sanjana Singh Jujeliya

"Self join" in SQL Server is a type of join operation where a table is joined to itself. This allows the data from the same table to be compared and correlated based on common columns. Self-joins can be used for various purposes, such as implementing hierarchies, merging duplicate records, or even performing calculations.

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