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Chris Reich
15,163 PointsThee Inner Join Syntax - what am I missing?
SELECT MakeName, ModelName, VIN, StickerPrice FROM Make INNER JOIN Model ON MakeID WHERE Make.MakeID = Model.MakeID INNER JOIN Car ON ModelID WHERE Car.ModelID = Model.ModelID;
SQL Error: near "INNER": syntax error
What's wrong?
2 Answers
Steven Parker
231,271 PointsYour JOIN syntax is a bit off.
Where you have:
... INNER JOIN Model ON MakeID WHERE Make.MakeID = Model.MakeID ...
The ON expression is not complete, and you would not put a WHERE clause before another JOIN. So you probably meant something like this:
... INNER JOIN Model ON Make.MakeID = Model.MakeID ...
The same changes would be applicable to the other JOIN.
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Chris Reich
15,163 PointsThanks. I figured it out. Just need to remove the WHERE when using multiple INNER JOINs.
SELECT MakeName, ModelName, VIN, StickerPrice FROM Make INNER JOIN Model ON Make.MakeID = Model.MakeID INNER JOIN Car ON Car.ModelID = Model.ModelID;