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Michael Dinnall
6,730 PointsI feel like im doing the correct thing, not to sure why i keep getting a error.......Select all the teams
Here is my answer :
SELECT home_team AS "Home Team", home_score AS "Home Score", away_team AS "Away Team", away_score AS "Away Score", played_on AS "Date Palyed" FROM results;
Moderator Edited: Changed Topic of post to "Databases" as this is what the question pertains to.
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Ryan S
27,276 PointsHi Michael,
It would be helpful if you posted the challenge you are working on so we know exactly what you are attempting to do. Otherwise, it is difficult to troubleshoot. But one thing that quickly jumps out is that you have a typo in "Date Palyed". Maybe that is causing your error?
Good luck.
Michael Dinnall
6,730 PointsMichael Dinnall
6,730 PointsYour correct I should have posted the question and you was correct. I spelled "Played" incoreect. Thanks Ryan!!