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Ethan Martin
Courses Plus Student 1,883 PointsSelect multiple columns from multiple tables in a specific order.
I want to select the title of the movie, then the rating, then the review
SELECT title, rating, review FROM movies, reviews WHERE movies.id = reviews.movie_id;
How can I make this work?
Brendan Whiting
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 84,736 PointsYou need to do a join, have you hit that topic yet in SQL?
Ethan Martin
Courses Plus Student 1,883 Points@brendanwhiting -> Nope. I shall wait
Brendan Whiting
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 84,736 PointsOkay cool. You'll get there, they're fun.
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Steven Parker
231,007 PointsThe query you show above performs a "join" using the comma syntax. Doesn't it produce the correct result?
Ethan Martin
Courses Plus Student 1,883 PointsI think I was just getting ahead of myself. I'll study up on that topic and get back to you guys to see what I messing up on.
Ethan Martin
Courses Plus Student 1,883 PointsEthan Martin
Courses Plus Student 1,883 PointsWhere Title comes from the movie table, and rating and review comes from the review table.