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Databases

Posted by Ashwin Philip
Ashwin Philip
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Why isn't this working ?

SELECT modelName, vin, StickerPrice FROM Model,Car INNER JOIN ON model.modelID = car.carID;

SQL Error: near "ON": syntax error

1 Answer

james south
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james south
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james south
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james south
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the basic syntax is select column1, column2... from table1 JOIN table2 ON (keys that match and connect the tables) where...order by... etc. so try:

SELECT modelName, vin, StickerPrice FROM Model INNER JOIN Car ON model.modelID = car.carID;

i don't know the schema but something like that.