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Databases

Posted by David Thrower
David Thrower
6,693 Points

Outer join to return "movie.title then genre.name".

This code appears that it should work, but the challenge won't take it.

SELECT movie.title, genre.name FROM movies LEFT OUTER JOIN genres ON movies.genre_id = genres.id;

1 Answer

Manoj S M
Manoj S M
13,912 Points
Manoj S M
Manoj S M
13,912 Points

Try SELECT movies.title , genres.name FROM movies LEFT OUTER JOINT genres ON movies.genre_id = genres.id; According to the syntax , we have SELECT keyword followed by the table_name . row_name (movies.title). This should work just fine.