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Employee Manager Hierarchy

senguptaamlan asked:

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Hi All,
I've a table whose schema and sample data are as follows:

EmpCode               ManagerCode
=========             =============
1                        1
2                        1
3                        2
4                        2
5                        3
6                        2
7                        3
8                        4

The name of the table is EMP

Now my task is to create a query which will give a hierarchy of manager against a particular EmpCode. Say for example for EmpCode 7 the output will be

EmpCode
=======
1
2
3

I've tried with self join but its giving only the immediate manager not the total hierarchy. It will be of great help if provided with any clue to achieve this result
Tags: SQL, T-SQL, SQL Server 2005, SQL Server

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