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Sean Lonergan
2,259 PointsDon't understand this question
From the actors table select the name column using the long form version of the column name i.e. table name followed by the column name.
5 Answers
Sharon Walls
9,234 PointsIt sounds like you need to perform a SELECT query to show the actor's name list in the actor's table.
Elliott Frazier
Courses Plus Student 9,647 PointsIf you show the code we'll be able to help you a lot better.
Chase Lee
29,275 PointsWhat language is this?
Sean Lonergan
2,259 PointsSQL
Andrew Chalkley
Treehouse Guest TeacherDid you get it yet Sean?
Mosses Akizian
8,136 PointsYou need to add table name followed by column name.
SELECT actors.name FROM actors;