Im having the following table , each employee have a manager, if a guy is his own manager den the managerid field is null, i want emid name and manager id
as result
select
e1.emid,
e1.name,
COALESCE(e2.name, e1.name ) ManagerName
from
employees e1
left join employees e2
on e1.managerid = e2.emid
SELECT emid, name,
CASE WHEN s.managerid IS NULL THEN s.name ELSE m.name END managername
FROM employees s
LEFT JOIN employees m ON s.managerid = m.managerid
OR
SELECT emid, name, m.name managername
FROM employees s
LEFT JOIN employees m ON COALESCE(s.managerid, s.emid) = m.emid
UNTESTED:
select a.name as name, b.name as managername from employee a inner join employee b on a.managerid=b.emid
This will only yield the employees who actually have a manager. But this is how you join a table on itself.
SELECT e1.emid, e1.name, COALESCE(e2.name, e1.name) AS managername
FROM employee e1
LEFT JOIN employee e2
ON e1.managerid = e2.emid