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Nelson Govea
Courses Plus Student 1,951 PointsHelp with INNER JOIN
In a car database there is a <Model> table with columns, ModelID, MakeID and ModelName and a <Car> table with columns, CarID, ModelID, VIN, ModelYear and StickerPrice.
For all cars in the database, show Model Name, VIN and Sticker Price in one result set.
Error Message Receiving "Bummer! Your query didn't select the ModelName, VIN and StickerPrice!"
My Command: SELECT VIN, StickerPrice FROM Car INNER JOIN Model ON Car.VIN = Model.ModelName;
1 Answer
Stuart Wright
41,120 PointsYour join condition needs to be on the ModelID column from each table, and you need to include ModelName in your select statement:
SELECT ModelName, VIN, StickerPrice FROM Car INNER JOIN Model ON Car.ModelID = Model.ModelID;
Nelson Govea
Courses Plus Student 1,951 PointsNelson Govea
Courses Plus Student 1,951 PointsHI Stuart, thank you for the help which solved the problem but how is ModelID related to VIN since its two different columns?