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Databases

Martin Batista
Martin Batista
4,606 Points
Posted by Martin Batista
Martin Batista
4,606 Points

Not sure how to go about this code challenge.

SELECT Media.media_id, Genres.genre_id FROM Media,Genres WHERE Media_Genres.media_id=Media.media_id, Media_Genres.genre_id=Genres.genre_id;

Not sure if I have to use JOIN.

2 Answers

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,261 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,261 Points

A comma in the FROM clause is essentially a JOIN.

:point_right: But in a WHERE clause, when you test more than one condition you must combine them with "AND" instead of separating them with a comma.