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Natalie Jensen
1,425 PointsWhat is wrong in the following? > SELECT * FROM products WHERE price <= "10,99" ;
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3 Answers
Jason Anders
Treehouse Moderator 145,858 PointsHey Natalie,
I think it is because you have a comma in $10.99 instead of a period. Change that and give that a try.
Keep Coding! :)
Steven Parker
229,657 Points
But I tried it in the challenge, and apparently it works fine with or without the quotes! But you can't count on that working in a real database. They typically will not let you put quotes around a number (or leave them off a string).
Also, at least some database engines allow you to set session variables to accommodate regional numeric formats that might actually use the comma as the decimal separator.
Natalie Jensen
1,425 Pointsthanks.. It worked. haha.. (: