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Christopher king
1,150 Pointsdatabase challenge
"From the actors table select the name column using the long form version of the column name i.e. table name followed by the column name."
I know the workbench version is different from the video. So I may be confused about how I am laying this out. This is what I have.
SELECT actors.first_name, actors.last_name FROM actors;
2 Answers
Andrew Chalkley
Treehouse Guest TeacherIf I remember correctly an actor just has a column name, not first_name and last_name...
Mosses Akizian
8,136 PointsYou need to add table name followed by column name.
SELECT actors.name FROM actors;