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Create self-referencing many-to-many relation [closed]

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Closed as unclear by Karl Knechtel‭ on Aug 15, 2026 at 04:02

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I've turned the tables movies and scenes into media and now I don't know what to do with the movies_scenes relation.

CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS "movies_scenes" (
    `movie_id` integer,
    `scene_id` integer,
    `scene_index` tinyint,
    foreign key(`movie_id`) references `movies`(`id`) on delete cascade,
    foreign key(`scene_id`) references `scenes`(`id`) on delete cascade,
    PRIMARY KEY(`movie_id`, `scene_id`)
);
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Alexei‭ wrote over 3 years ago

What is the context of " I don't know what to do with the movies_scenes relation"? Why did you create this table in the first place?