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Help here with SQL Selecting Multiple Columns Write a query the ProductName, ProductionDate
Write a query to select the ProductName, ProductionDate and ExpirationDate. Use the SELECT statement and separate the required columns by commas. This is how I understand it SELECT * ProductName, ProductionDate, ExpirationDate From products; https://www.sololearn.com/coach/981?ref=app
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DELETE From products
WHERE ExpireDate < 1; SELECT * FROM Products
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select productname, productiondate, expirationdate from products
Yogurt, 2020-11-19,2021-01-19
Juice, 2020-10-10,2022-10-10
Milk, 2020-08-19, 2020-08-23
It says there a syntax around yogurt and 2020. What can the problem be?
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remove the * That means all fields.
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Thanks
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SELECT productname,productiondate,expirationdate
FROM products;
Why won't this work says no input 😭
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Thanks that worked 😀
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SELECT product name,production date,expiration date
FROM products;
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SELECT productname, productiondate, expirationdate From Products;
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When buying food, it is important to make sure it is fresh and not expired.
You are given the following 'Products' list:
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SELECT ProductName,ProductionDate,ExpirationDate FROM Products;
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SELECT ProductName, ProductionName, ExpirationDate
From Product;
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DELETE From products
WHERE ExpireDate < 1; SELECT * FROM Products
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You said
from productlist; instead of
from products;
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Oh thanks, it's done 👍
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SELECT ProductName, ProductionDate, ExpirationDate
From products;
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SELECT ProductName, ProductionDate, ExpirationDate
from productlist;
No output ???