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9.4

inner join same table twice

Asked by coolcyber in MS SQL Server

Tags: same, table, join, twice, inner

Hi
I am trying to get "state name" and "desired state name" based on stateid which is in another table. For this i have to do join twice on state table. But when i do that, i don't get any results. I have all values.

can anyone give a soultion for this problem.
Query:
Select u.displayname, up.*, a.avatarpic, tc.countryname, ts.statename, isnull(tds.statename,0) as desiredstatename, ut.usertype
from             tbl_User u
inner join       tbl_userprofile up on u.userid=up.userid
inner join      tblCountries tc on tc.countryid = up.country
inner join      tblStates ts on ts.stateid = up.state
inner join      tblStates tds on tds.stateid = up.desiredstate
inner join      tbl_userType ut on ut.usertypeID = u.usertypeID
inner join       tbl_avatar a on u.avatarid=a.avatarid
Where      u.Userid = @Userid

Thanks in advance
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