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Databases

Jan-Philippe Emmanuel Rasay Guerrero
Jan-Philippe Emmanuel Rasay Guerrero
1,567 Points
Posted by Jan-Philippe Emmanuel Rasay Guerrero
Jan-Philippe Emmanuel Rasay Guerrero
1,567 Points

Database Foundations

From the actors table select the name column using the long form version of the column name i.e. table name followed by the column name.

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Andrew Patterson
Andrew Patterson
3,075 Points
Andrew Patterson
Andrew Patterson
3,075 Points

This one was pretty tricky for me because it's a redundant method of getting what you want (probably an old fashioned way to do it). They mean something along the lines of

SELECT actors.name FROM actors;