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Databases

Posted by Prince Tendekai Mugonda
Prince Tendekai Mugonda
15,842 Points

what did i do wrong?

SELECT SalesRep.firstName, SalesRep.lastName, Sale.saleAmount FROM Sale LEFT OUTER JOIN SaleSRep ON SalesRep.salesRepID = SalesRep.salesRepID;

its saying you're missing the INNER keyword

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,248 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,248 Points

Since you didn't provide a link to the challenge this is a bit of a guess, but based on the message you got I imagine that the requirements are best satisfied by an INNER JOIN rather than an OUTER one.

Also, I notice that both terms in the ON expression are the same, but I would expect one of them should be a column from the other table.