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Anjali Paida
533 PointsOrder "movies" with the release "year" ascending with the "title" in alphabetical order.
where am doing wrong here ::: . my answer is : SELECT * FROM movies ORDER BY title ASC, year ASC;
but its still showing error :(
3 Answers
Steven Parker
229,732 Points
It looks like you have your ordering criteria reversed:
SELECT * FROM movies ORDER BY year ASC, title ASC;
Since ascending is the default, you can probably also shorten the query like this:
SELECT * FROM movies ORDER BY year, title;
A X
12,842 PointsAnajali, it's tough to assist with SQL based questions without knowing what database is and what code challenge you're trying to create your query from unless it's an obvious syntax error.
I suspect you're referencing the same query these people have here, you can reference any of these for more information: https://teamtreehouse.com/community/order-movies-with-the-release-year-ascending-with-the-title-in-alphabetical-order-challenge-task-2-of-2-error
jessb
3,551 PointsThank you Steven, that was the correct answer. I wrote the same code as Anjali did.