Answer Posted / lalithg

CREATE TABLE candytest
(kidId char(2),
candycolor varchar(10)
)
GO

INSERT INTO candytest SELECT 'K1', 'Yellow'
INSERT INTO candytest SELECT 'K1', 'Red'
INSERT INTO candytest SELECT 'K2', 'Red'
INSERT INTO candytest SELECT 'K2', 'Blue'
INSERT INTO candytest SELECT 'K3', 'White'
INSERT INTO candytest SELECT 'K3', 'Red'
INSERT INTO candytest SELECT 'K3', 'Yellow'
Go
--Now to find those kidid's which has both yellow and red
colored candies, we can write query as:

SELECT c1.kidid
FROM candytest AS c1 JOIN candytest AS c2
ON c1.candycolor = 'Red' AND c2.candycolor = 'Yellow'
AND c1.kidid = c2.kidid

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