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We have a self relationship when different instances of a class are related to each other. In the example in this chapter, we had that members are coaches of other members. Queries about coaches or coaching relationships require self joins, which take two copies of the table and join them. The self join to provide the names of members and their coaches follows. The copy with the information about the member has the alias m, and the copy with information about the coach has the alias c.

In other words, he s specified the parent of the current directory, then the parent of that directory, and finally the parent of that directory! That takes him all the way back to the root of the file system, so finally he specifies the /etc directory, which is where he wants to be. You can move from any position in the file system to anywhere else by specifying a relative path, and the same technique works when you're manipulating files by copying, moving, and so on. To be honest, specifying an absolute path is usually the simplest option, but relative paths can prove surprisingly useful in some situations.

The idea of an ACL is that connected to a file or directory, a list of users and groups is created that has permission on a file or directory. By default, in the inode that is used for the complete administration of files and directories, there simply isn t enough room and you can t easily change this because of backward compatibility. As a result, you must specify for all devices with which you want to use ACLs that ACLs have to be enabled for that device. Only then can ACLs be set. ACLs can be used on most modern Linux file systems.

The Tab key is your best friend when using the shell, because it will cause BASH to automatically complete whatever you type. For example, if you want to run Ubuntu s web browser, you can enter firefox at the command line. However, to save yourself some time, you can type fir and then press Tab. You ll then find that BASH fills in the rest for you. It does this by caching the names of the programs you might run according to the directories listed in your $PATH variable. Of course, autocompletion has some limitations. On our Ubuntu test system, typing loc didn t autocomplete the useful locate command. Instead, it caused BASH to beep. This is because on a default Ubuntu installation, there is more than one possible match. Pressing Tab again immediately shows those matches. Depending on how much you type (how much of an initial clue you give BASH), you might find there are many possible matches.

In this case, the experienced BASH user simply types another letter, which will be enough to distinguish the almost-typed word from the rest, and presses Tab again. With any luck, this should be enough for BASH to fill in the rest.

Note The /etc/fstab file on Ubuntu server uses UUIDs instead of the device names of your file system.

SELECT m.LastName, m.FirstName, c.LastName, c.FirstName FROM Member m INNER JOIN Member c ON m.Coach = c.MemberID