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Databases

ALBERT QERIMI
ALBERT QERIMI
49,872 Points
Posted by ALBERT QERIMI
ALBERT QERIMI
49,872 Points

Help with INNER JOINS

SELECT MakeName, ModelName, VIN, StickerPrice FROM Make INNER JOIN Model ON make.MakeID = model.MakeID INNER JOIN Car ON make.makeID = car.CarID;

Challange 2

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,140 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,140 Points

Your second join probably has mismatched fields.

You didn't link to the challenge, but just looking at your query I noticed this part at the end:

... INNER JOIN Car ON make.makeID = car.CarID;

It's very unlikely that the fields you will be joining on would have different names. Look for a field name that both tables have in common and join on that instead.