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Databases

Posted by Adriano De Oliveira
Adriano De Oliveira
5,653 Points

Hello ! I would like some help in this challange. thanks

There are two tables Fruit and Vegetable table. The Fruit table has a FruitID and a Name column and the Vegetable table has a VegetableID and Name column. Create an alphabetical list of produce that is considered both a fruit and a vegetable.

Adriano De Oliveira
Adriano De Oliveira
5,653 Points

Select Fruit ID and Vegetable ID where name fruit column= INTERSECT vegetable name, name order by name asc;

the link: https://teamtreehouse.com/library/querying-relational-databases/set-operations/set-operations

Adriano De Oliveira
Adriano De Oliveira
5,653 Points

https://teamtreehouse.com/library/querying-relational-databases/set-operations/set-operations

Adriano De Oliveira
Adriano De Oliveira
5,653 Points

Select name from fruit union select name from vegetable; (missing intersection)

3 Answers

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,657 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,657 Points

Here's a few hints:

  • you want to return the Name of the items, not their ID's
  • your set operator should go between full queries (with SELECT and FROM clauses)
  • you want a complete list, so your set operation would be UNION instead of INTERSECT
  • for task 1 no filtering (WHERE) or sorting (ORDER BY) is needed

And remember to delete your duplicate question.

Adriano De Oliveira
Adriano De Oliveira
5,653 Points

Hello Steven ! I receive a bummer message missing intersect!!! select name from fruit union select name from vegetable;

now is ok! > Select name from fruit intersect select name from vegetable order by name asc;

Thanks

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,657 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,657 Points

My hints were based on the requirements for task 1. Which task are you stuck on?

Adriano De Oliveira
Adriano De Oliveira
5,653 Points

Hi, Steve! now I have problem with subquery : SELECT Model.ModelID, ModelName, StickerPrice FROM Model LEFT OUTER JOIN Car ON Model.ModelID = Car.ModelID WHERE Car.CarID IN(SELECT Car.CarID FROM Car WHERE StickerPrice >30000);

https://teamtreehouse.com/library/querying-relational-databases/subqueries/subqueries

I would like get some hints from you. Thanks

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,657 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,657 Points

They only want to see ModelName on that one, and you don't need a JOIN. Just a WHERE clause using IN and a subquery that returns the ModelID.

Don't forget to delete your duplicate question and this one. But it's fine to create a new question for a different challenge.

nfs
nfs
35,526 Points

Umm.. looks like I did stumble on the duplicate question.

Dave AB
Dave AB
2,617 Points
Dave AB
Dave AB
2,617 Points

So you are intersecting names existing on both tables .

SELECT name FROM fruit INTERSECT SELECT name FROM vegetable ORDER BY name;

Lucian Rotaru
Lucian Rotaru
4,983 Points
Lucian Rotaru
Lucian Rotaru
4,983 Points

SELECT Name FROM FRUIT INTERSECT SELECT Name FROM Vegetable ORDER BY Name ASC;

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,657 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,657 Points

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