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Databases SQL Basics Finding the Data You Want Filtering on More than One Condition

kimberly moyer
kimberly moyer
1,773 Points
Posted by kimberly moyer
kimberly moyer
1,773 Points

unsure on error

hi i need help correcting the sql statement

KRIS NIKOLAISEN
KRIS NIKOLAISEN
54,739 Points

Can you post your SQL statement?

1 Answer

scribbles
scribbles
21,171 Points
scribbles
scribbles
21,171 Points

For the first challenge we need to do the following:

Find all the matches in the results table where "Hessle" was playing away as the away team and their score was above 18 points.

I emphasized the keywords in the sentence that will help determine what is necessary:

SELECT * FROM results
WHERE away_team = "Hessle"
AND away_score > 18;

For the second challenge we need to:

Find all users with either the last name "Hinkley" or "Pettit".

We can get the users with a last_name of "Hinkley" or "Pettit" in a few ways:

SELECT * FROM users
WHERE last_name = "Hinkley"
OR last_name = "Pettit";

or

SELECT * FROM users
WHERE last_name IN ("Hinkley", "Pettit");

This one will return users whose last name is in the provided list of names.

Adam Dąbrowski
Adam Dąbrowski
1,989 Points

I think U shuld not give full answer already.. Learning means trying....