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praneeth kumar gaddam
477 PointsFrom the users table, find all the username fields with the last_name of "Chalkley". Only return the usernames
From the users table, find all the username fields with the last_name of "Chalkley". Only return the usernames
2 Answers
Angella McCoy
3,231 PointsSELECT usernames FROM users WHERE last_name = 'Chalkley';
or
SELECT DISTINCT usernames FROM users WHERE last_name = 'Chalkley'
Matthew Bilz
15,829 PointsI think you just need to use the singular 'username' in the query and that should be golden.
Angella McCoy
3,231 PointsYou're correct, Matthew. I looked at the last word, in Praneeth's sentence, but it is "username", earlier in the sentence. Thank you, for catching that. :-)
Angella McCoy
3,231 PointsAngella McCoy
3,231 PointsI'm not sure of your question, but I'm guessing you are looking for the correct syntax. If so, try...
SELECT usernames FROM users WHERE last_name = 'Chalkley';
or
SELECT DISTINCT usernames FROM users WHERE last_name = 'Chalkley'
I hope this helps.