Performing Inner Join for Multiple Columns in the Same Table?

This seems like the way to go: SELECT A. Answer_id ,C1. Color_name AS favorite_color_name ,C2.

Color_name AS least_favorite_color_name ,C3. Color_name AS color_im_allergic_to_name FROM tbAnswers A INNER JOIN tbColors C1 ON A. Favorite_color = C1.

Color_code INNER JOIN tbColors C2 ON A. Least_favorite_color = C2. Color_code INNER JOIN tbColors C3 ON A.

Color_im_allergic_to = C3. Color_code Rather than "stupid", I'd venture that this is a pretty standard query. This also presumes that all columns will have a valid value.

Otherwise, replace all INNER JOINs with LEFT JOINs.

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