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Databases

SQL Error: ambiguous column name: title

multiple conditions challenge 2

György Varga
György Varga
19,198 Points

Hi! Can you please post your code and the link to the challange?

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,271 Points

Since you didn't show your code or reference the challenge I'm taking a guess here. But I think it's likely that you might see that error when you JOIN two tables that both have a column named title. So if you want to show that column, or use it in a filter clause, you need to fully specify it by putting the name of the table it comes from before the column name, and separate them with a period. For example, if it came from a table named "books" then instead of just "title" you would write "books.title".

Let me know if I guessed the issue, and if not, please show the actual code and provide a link to the course.