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Databases

Posted by Ramon Villarreal-Leal
Ramon Villarreal-Leal
4,764 Points

In the e-commerce database there's a customer_addresses table with the following columns: id, nickname, street, city, st

I'm confused please help. I've tried different variations

Ramon Villarreal-Leal
Ramon Villarreal-Leal
4,764 Points

SELECT * columns FROM customer_addresses EXCEPT id, nickname, user_id;

SQL Error: near "columns": syntax error

Curtis Vanzandt
Curtis Vanzandt
9,165 Points
Curtis Vanzandt
Curtis Vanzandt
9,165 Points

Hi Ramon, you don't need "columns". Just the following:

SELECT * FROM etc

Manuel Alvarez
Manuel Alvarez
5,383 Points

SELECT * FROM customer_addresses EXCEPT id, nickname, user_id; I typed this in and I still get an error. What am I missing?

1 Answer

Donnie Driskell
Donnie Driskell
2,243 Points
Donnie Driskell
Donnie Driskell
2,243 Points

I think I could answer this, but the rest of the main question is missing from the subject. Can you please state the entire word problem. thanks Donnie