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Start your free trialAmir Eskandari
9,153 PointsSubquery Question..
Can somebody tell me what's wrong with my query? I believe I'm returning the right rows and columns but I must be missing something in the question..
Thanks!
SELECT s.*
FROM Sale s
INNER JOIN (SELECT * FROM Customer WHERE gender = 'F') c ON c.CustomerID = s.CustomerID
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,248 PointsIs this for a course challenge? If so, please include a link to the challenge.
But just taking a wild guess, the challenge might be asking you to create a query that uses a subquery, or one that uses a JOIN, but perhaps not both.
Based on your question title, I'll go one step further and guess that the challenge wants you to create a subquery that returns only the CustomerID and use it as part of a WHERE clause instead of a JOIN.