Scenario: In a database with employee records, you need to retrieve the names of all employees and their respective managers. The employee table has a "ManagerID" column that relates employees to their managers. Which SQL operation can you use to achieve this?
- INNER JOIN
- LEFT JOIN
- RIGHT JOIN
- SELF JOIN
A SELF JOIN is a regular join but with a table being joined to itself. In this scenario, you can use a SELF JOIN on the employee table, matching the ManagerID in the table to the ID of another employee to retrieve the names of all employees and their respective managers.
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