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--*Test SQL*
CREATE TABLE tb(id integer primary key, 
                name varchar(32), 
                parent integer);

INSERT INTO tb VALUES(1, 'iPhone',    NULL);
INSERT INTO tb VALUES(2, 'HTC',       NULL);
INSERT INTO tb VALUES(3, 'Motorola',  NULL);
INSERT INTO tb VALUES(4, 'iPhone3GS', 1);
INSERT INTO tb VALUES(5, 'G7',        2);
INSERT INTO tb VALUES(6, 'G8',        2);
INSERT INTO tb VALUES(7, 'iPhone4',   1);
INSERT INTO tb VALUES(8, 'iPhone4-white', 7);
INSERT INTO tb VALUES(9, 'iPhone4-black', 7);
INSERT INTO tb VALUES(10,'G7-A',      5);
INSERT INTO tb VALUES(11,'G7-B',      5);

*How to create a SQL to inquiry the result like this:*
id       name
----------------
 1        iPhone
 4        iPhone3GS
 7        iPhone4S
 8        iPhone4S-white
 9        iPhone4S-black
 2        HTC
 5        G7
10        G7-A
11        G7-B
 3        Motorola

Thank you very much!




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