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Databases

donald kaiser
donald kaiser
9,736 Points
Posted by donald kaiser
donald kaiser
9,736 Points

How do you delete multiple contacts from a table in SQL?

I wrote the following: DELETE FROM phone_book WHERE first_name = "Jonathan", last_name="Luna";

But this is incorrect.

1 Answer

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

Combine conditional expressions for a WHERE clause using AND instead of a comma.

Well, depending on your intentions you might use "OR", but "AND" seems more likely here.

To facilitate a more specific analysis, always include a link to the course page.

donald kaiser
donald kaiser
9,736 Points
donald kaiser
donald kaiser
9,736 Points

Ok thanks Steven. And I'll include the course page link next time.