Purpose
You can join tables to one another in a series by establishing a series of relationships through common keys or columns. The common key for one relationship can be different from the common key for another relationship in the series. The relationships you establish can be a combination of simple and complex joins.
Example
The following query shows a chained relationship among four tables. The diagram illustrates the relationship.
FIND ALL VENDOR ROWS RELATED BY VENDOR-NO TO ITEMS RELATED BY ITEM-NO TO RECEIPTS RELATED BY ITEM-NO TO INVENTORY
Chained Relationship Example

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