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natureman
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 Posted - 2006-03-10 : 09:49:02
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| Hi everyone! I have a question. My data looks like this:name id referer-------------------------Tom 1 0Becky 2 1Jules 3 0Ted 4 2Holmes 5 2Stacy 6 4The id is asssigned to everyone individually, but the referer column is the id of the person that refered them, as you can see this can go infinite levels deep. I want to pull out each levels members and how many people are under them no matter what level they are at. I might be making this more complex than it should be, but it seems like recursion might be on order. This is on a SQL Server 2005 box, fyi.Thanks for any help anyone can offer! |
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TG
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Possible recursion solution