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Databases

Posted by johnhunter
johnhunter
12,964 Points

What is wrong with this query?

According to the grader, my query is not returning all sales to people with Gender = "F". My results are returning the same exact results as the previous question which asks for the same results. I'm thinking this may be a bug in the grader.

johnhunter
johnhunter
12,964 Points

Question 4 of https://teamtreehouse.com/library/querying-relational-databases/subqueries/subqueries

The app doesn't seem to allow linking directly to question 4, sorry.

johnhunter
johnhunter
12,964 Points

The query is:

select Sale.* from Sale inner join (select * from Customer where Gender = 'F') as fc on Sale.CustomerID = fc.CustomerID;

2 Answers

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

Try having your subquery return only the CusomerID's.

In practice, what you did should also work but it appears that the checker pre-tests the subquery directly.

johnhunter
johnhunter
12,964 Points
johnhunter
johnhunter
12,964 Points

Steven Parker Thanks, that did the trick. I guess only returning the CustomerID in the subquery is more efficient anyway.

select * from Sale inner join (select CustomerID from Customer where Gender = 'F') as fc on Sale.CustomerID = fc.CustomerID;