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Spencer Koss
1,092 Points
Capitalizing One Character in a variable from a Database

Posted August 12, 2019 7:50pm by Spencer Koss

Spencer Koss
1,092 Points
1 Answer
Cosmin Iuga
2,058 Points
Stuck here. Here's my answer so far.

Posted August 12, 2019 5:49pm by Cosmin Iuga

Cosmin Iuga
2,058 Points
2 Answers
hassan oladini
1,579 Points
Challenge task

Posted August 11, 2019 3:58pm by hassan oladini

hassan oladini
1,579 Points
1 Answer
Erin DeSpain
2,204 Points
Question with Reporting with SQL Challenge 1/1 appears broken

Posted August 10, 2019 8:10pm by Erin DeSpain

Erin DeSpain
2,204 Points
1 Answer
Jesse Dispoto
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 14,280 Points
Replace question on SQL practice

Posted August 3, 2019 10:32pm by Jesse Dispoto

Jesse Dispoto
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 14,280 Points
1 Answer
Cosmin Iuga
2,058 Points
Hello again.

Posted July 27, 2019 1:35pm by Cosmin Iuga

Cosmin Iuga
2,058 Points
3 Answers
Cosmin Iuga
2,058 Points
Hello. Can someone please help? Thank you kindly

Posted July 27, 2019 1:20pm by Cosmin Iuga

Cosmin Iuga
2,058 Points
1 Answer
Cosmin Iuga
2,058 Points
I'm lost here. Here's another version I tried.

Posted July 26, 2019 12:57pm by Cosmin Iuga

Cosmin Iuga
2,058 Points
2 Answers
Cosmin Iuga
2,058 Points
I'm so lost here. :(

Posted July 26, 2019 12:41pm by Cosmin Iuga

Cosmin Iuga
2,058 Points
2 Answers
Remi Vledder
12,707 Points
Is it possible to UPPER(<column>) a single column, and returning all other columns without having to specify them?

Posted July 25, 2019 5:12pm by Remi Vledder

Remi Vledder
12,707 Points
0 Answers
Remi Vledder
12,707 Points
"Bummer: Expecting results like 'L Chalkley' not 'L Chalkley'." What's the difference here?

Posted July 25, 2019 4:19pm by Remi Vledder

Remi Vledder
12,707 Points
2 Answers
Christopher Endswell
1,781 Points
Getting the following error message: Bummer: Expecting results like 'L Chalkley' not 'L Chalkley'. What is going on?

Posted June 22, 2019 8:45am by Christopher Endswell

Christopher Endswell
1,781 Points
2 Answers
omid ayoobe
5,274 Points
get same results but error in code. SUBSTR(first_name,1,1)

Posted June 20, 2019 5:12pm by omid ayoobe

omid ayoobe
5,274 Points
1 Answer
Shikhar Prateek
1,778 Points
'Your query didn't retrieve the emails in the correct format.' But the query is giving the same result in the workspace.

Posted June 14, 2019 12:23pm by Shikhar Prateek

Shikhar Prateek
1,778 Points
1 Answer
brayden gosse
758 Points
In the library database there's a patrons table listing all the users of the library. The columns are id, first_name, la

Posted May 21, 2019 3:10am by brayden gosse

brayden gosse
758 Points
2 Answers
Hugo Macfarland
2,030 Points
In the library database there's a patrons table listing all the users of the library. The columns are id, first_name, la

Posted May 19, 2019 4:48pm by Hugo Macfarland

Hugo Macfarland
2,030 Points
1 Answer
Faisal Aleissa
1,677 Points
why id did not work

Posted April 27, 2019 11:14pm by Faisal Aleissa

Faisal Aleissa
1,677 Points
0 Answers
Nelson Pamplona
1,575 Points
I am not sure if I am supposed to include anything but first name, last name and email for this challenge.

Posted April 23, 2019 8:08pm by Nelson Pamplona

Nelson Pamplona
1,575 Points
3 Answers
Apoorva Seeram
790 Points
In the library database there's a patrons table listing all the users of the library. The columns are id, first_name, la

Posted March 28, 2019 8:09pm by Apoorva Seeram

Apoorva Seeram
790 Points
2 Answers
Robert Hecht
6,702 Points
SELECT first_name || " " || last_name || " " || "<" || email || ">" FROM patrons AS 'to_field';

Posted March 20, 2019 2:54pm by Robert Hecht

Robert Hecht
6,702 Points
1 Answer
David Wells
13,069 Points
In the second question of the library/full name question, how do I write the concatenation SQL statement?

Posted March 19, 2019 5:54pm by David Wells

David Wells
13,069 Points
2 Answers
Øystein Kallset
637 Points
What is wrong with this SQL-statement: SELECT REPLACE(email,"@","<at>") FROM customers

Posted February 28, 2019 7:43am by Øystein Kallset

Øystein Kallset
637 Points
1 Answer
Namazbek Bekarysuly
882 Points
What is wrong?

Posted February 23, 2019 12:59am by Namazbek Bekarysuly

Namazbek Bekarysuly
882 Points
1 Answer
Namazbek Bekarysuly
882 Points
SELECT first_name || " " || last_name " " || "<" || email || ">" AS "to_field" FROM patrons;

Posted February 22, 2019 11:14pm by Namazbek Bekarysuly

Namazbek Bekarysuly
882 Points
2 Answers
Dan Epstein
3,224 Points
Can anyone assist with how to order the statement in the first SQL Concatenation code challenge? I kind of got lost.

Posted February 14, 2019 10:07am by Dan Epstein

Dan Epstein
3,224 Points
6 Answers
Iman Ali
3,460 Points
ERROR WHEN CONCATENATING WITH A COMMA

Posted February 10, 2019 1:46pm by Iman Ali

Iman Ali
3,460 Points
2 Answers
Andrzej Szelemetko
25,447 Points
replace(email, '@', '<at>') problems in task I am getting the following error: Bummer: Expectin

Posted February 3, 2019 7:31pm by Andrzej Szelemetko

Andrzej Szelemetko
25,447 Points
1 Answer
Jeremy Jones
885 Points
Unclear what the desired answer is, again

Posted January 28, 2019 8:44pm by Jeremy Jones

Jeremy Jones
885 Points
1 Answer
vishal mishra
387 Points
select CONCAT(first_name , " " ,last_name , " " ,email)AS "to_field" from patrons what is wrong in it

Posted January 26, 2019 2:38pm by vishal mishra

vishal mishra
387 Points
1 Answer
Jeremy Jones
885 Points
Unclear what I am getting wrong...

Posted January 24, 2019 5:19pm by Jeremy Jones

Jeremy Jones
885 Points
2 Answers

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