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Alvand Hajizadeh
2,069 PointsCan't get question 2 for set questions.
why does the below not work?
select name from fruit where name > "L" union select name from vegetable where name > "L";
Any tips?
2 Answers

KRIS NIKOLAISEN
54,740 PointsHaving > "L" includes name from L to Z. You want < "L" for names A to K.

Sean M
7,344 PointsI'd be more than happy to help. Are you able to link to the question?

Alvand Hajizadeh
2,069 PointsLooks like Kris was able to help me resolve this. Thank you though!
Alvand Hajizadeh
2,069 PointsAlvand Hajizadeh
2,069 Pointsthanks for the help! It worked!
But I must admit I don't get why. Doesn;t it make sense that "name > "L" " represents letters greater than L? How does the logic work?