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Databases

Aryan Naimi
Aryan Naimi
6,050 Points
Posted by Aryan Naimi
Aryan Naimi
6,050 Points

Does anyone know how to answer this question? i keep getting Bummer even if the answer is right..

when I put this answer SELECT * FROM results WHERE away_team AND away_score >= 18; it says Bummer you're missing the > operator. If i remove the equal sign it says bummer you're missing the >= operator help?

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,271 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,271 Points

It looks like you're missing parts of a comparison.

Your filter clause starts out with: "WHERE away_team" — but to be a complete expression you need a comparison operator and another operand. What is it you want to check about away_team?

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