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Abdus Samad
2,307 PointsUpper Case problem, want went wrong with my code?
In the library database there's a patrons table with the columns id, first_name, last_name, address, email, library_id, and zip_code. The library is generating new library cards that will display the full name and their library ID. The full name needs to have the last name in all caps. Create a report with two columns of results, one is an alias of full_name the second being the library_id.
My code : SELECT first_name || " " || UPPER (last_name) AS "full_name", library_id FROM patrons;
2 Answers
Steven Parker
229,785 Points
Your query works fine for me.
I tried pasting it directly into task 2 of this challenge and it passed. Unless it's the wrong challenge?
If it's still not working for you, please provide a link the the actual challenge you are working with.
Aananya Vyas
20,157 Pointsselect LOWER(title) AS lowercase_title , UPPER(author) uppercase_author from books;
first part^
select first_name || " " || UPPER(last_name) AS "full_name" , library_id FROM patrons;
^for the second part^
the space between function name and argument is causing a problem it would be: UPPER(<argument>) hope it helps!
Nancy Melucci
Courses Plus Student 35,157 PointsNancy Melucci
Courses Plus Student 35,157 PointsIs the UPPER supposed to transform both first and last name....? It looks like it is affecting only the last name here.