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Asked: May 31, 20262026-05-31T19:50:07+00:00 2026-05-31T19:50:07+00:00

I have the following query. It works just fine but I need to pull

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I have the following query. It works just fine but I need to pull the BUserName from another table named FB that has a UserID field that is related to the UserID in the FU table. Is this possible?

    SELECT TOP 100 
    FF.XID, 
    FF.YID, 
    FF.Title, 
    FF.FileName, 
    FF.FilePath, 
    FU.UserName as FUUserName, 
    FU.UserName as BUserName
    FROM FF 
    INNER JOIN FU ON FU.UserID = FF.UserID 

Just to clarify. I dont have a UserName column in the FB table. It does have FB.UserID which has a relation to FF.UserID which is where I want to pull the second UserName from. So with that relation I am trying to pull the username down from the FF.UserID table that is related to the userID in the FB table. Does this make any sense?

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    2026-05-31T19:50:08+00:00Added an answer on May 31, 2026 at 7:50 pm

    You want something like this:

    SELECT TOP 100 
    FF.XID, 
    FF.YID, 
    FF.Title, 
    FF.FileName, 
    FF.FilePath, 
    FU.UserName as FUUserName, 
    FU.UserName as BUserName,
    FB.BUserName as FB_BUserName
    FROM FF 
        INNER JOIN FU ON FU.UserID = FF.UserID 
        INNER JOIN FB ON FB.UserID = FU.UserID
    

    Now, FF ties to FU, which then ties to FB. As they are all inner joined, you can use the law of association to understand that this acts like they are all linked together.

     FF = FU   FU = FB    Therefore FF = FB
    
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