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		<title>Multi level hierarchy in MySQL</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The other day at work I had to set up  and retrieve a hierarchical structure similar to the one shown here on the picture of the Shakespeare&#8217;s family tree. While I ended up retrieving it with PHP, I came across this interesting explanation of how to do it with MySQL stored procedures that I wanted to share. [...]]]></description>
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