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Fairooz Adams
2,704 PointsWhat to do here?
Very lost. This is the prompt:
In an ecommerce database there's an orders table with the columns id, product_id, user_id, address_id, ordered_on, status and cost. Count the total number of orders that were ordered yesterday and have the status of 'shipped'. Alias it to ordered_yesterday_and_shipped.
Link to the problem: https://teamtreehouse.com/library/reporting-with-sql/date-and-time-functions/calculating-dates-2
2 Answers
Steven Parker
229,732 PointsHere's a few hints:
- use the "COUNT" function
- give the column the correct alias name
- filter (using "WHERE") both the status AND the date
- you can represent "yesterday" by "
date("now", "-1 day")"
Give it your best shot, and if you still have trouble, show your query code for more specific help.
Shain Jones
1,315 PointsSELECT COUNT(*) AS ordered_yesterday_and_shipped FROM orders WHERE ordered_on = DATE("now", "-1") AND status = "shipped";
This was my response and I am getting an error they they were "expecting a count of 14."
Any suggestions?
Steven Parker
229,732 PointsYou're really close! But you forgot to specify a unit with your date offset. Take a look at the hint I gave to Fairooz Adams about that.
And Fairooz — were you able to solve this challenge yourself?