Query where two columns are in the result of nested query?

Actually no, there isn't a smarter way to write this (without visiting Y twice) given the X that myTable. X and myTable. YY matches to may not be from the same row.

It will probably not be particularly efficient to try to write this query by only referencing Y once. However, given that you are using SQL Server 2008, there are variations that can be used.

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