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Databases Querying Relational Databases Joining Table Data with SQL JOIN Queries

Posted by Benjamin Hanley
Benjamin Hanley
3,410 Points

SQL Error: near "Car": syntax error

Not quite sure whats wrong with this

2 Answers

Malcom T.L Musuma
Malcom T.L Musuma
11,363 Points
Malcom T.L Musuma
Malcom T.L Musuma
11,363 Points

For task 1 of 5: SELECT ModelName, VIN, StickerPrice FROM Model INNER JOIN Car ON Model.ModelID = Car.ModelID;

Inner joins are useful when projecting all results from selected columns from both/joined tables

Malcom T.L Musuma
Malcom T.L Musuma
11,363 Points
Malcom T.L Musuma
Malcom T.L Musuma
11,363 Points

For task 2 of 5: SELECT MakeName, ModelName , VIN, StickerPrice FROM Model INNER JOIN Car ON Model.ModelID=Car.ModelID INNER JOIN Make ON Make.MakeID = Model.MakeID;

After joining two tables, expand the expression with another "INNER JOIN" command and add the columns from which the third tables(Make) links with the result of the first join