April 19, 2016 at 3:52 am
Then hand it in with wrong answers, doesn't bother me.
Have you created tables to test your queries? If not, go and do so now.
Once you've created those tables, run that query that you posted. Does it run successfully? (don't guess, run it and see, I wasn't asking you to 'figure it out')
Gail Shaw
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April 19, 2016 at 6:26 am
djmenon21 (4/19/2016)
I cant figure out 🙁
Don't give up and expect people to help you resolve your homework dilemma, keep trying. Post your queries and the results.
Most people here are not going to give you the queries but most people will lead you in the right direction. You will learn more if you try to write these queries yourself. Write 'em, test 'em, evaluate 'em, rework 'em.
April 19, 2016 at 4:40 pm
djmenon21 (4/19/2016)
I cant figure out 🙁
Try to use my question 2 as a guide. Its all very similar.
Copy my temp table and modify it to meet your needs. Post the answer you think and will all help. We've all been in the same position as you before.
Question really is do you just want to pass this homework / assignment and be the end of it or do you want to move into a future database role. If it's just to pass that's fine but if you want a job these will be type of questions you can expect in interviews for a junior sql developer....
April 19, 2016 at 4:44 pm
Also, if you're not sure on "how to do" whats being asked (E.g. writing the code to make the tables). Try an attempt first, if its wrong we will fix it so you can continue on.
keep in mind.... If you can't write a basic query and are struggling, what is your teacher going to think when all of a sudden you have a solution for these 3 questions and they are all correct? or when you beat the smartest person in your class? I'm sure the teacher knows your skill set. Also, the answer you might get from people here is something your teacher might have never explained before or is an advanced method.
Whatever you hand in, you need to be able to confidently answer any questions if the teacher asks you to explain, because I'm sure they will ask 🙂
April 20, 2016 at 5:49 am
I see you have also posted this question here:
but on that site you have posted in the MySQL forum.....are you using MS SQL or MySQL?
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April 20, 2016 at 7:25 pm
J Livingston SQL (4/20/2016)
I see you have also posted this question here:but on that site you have posted in the MySQL forum.....are you using MS SQL or MySQL?
same answers been given there, they want to see something as well.
Might as well delete this thread, if nothing will be attempted...
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