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abhradeep mazumdar
551 PointsMYSQL grouping, joining, cleanup exercise
To the problem statement :
Like before, group reviews by "movie_id", get the average "score" as "average" and filter out any averages over 2.
My query is :
select avg(score) as average from reviews group by movie_id having average > 2;
It throws error. Please help.
The output of the command is :
average 0.30732E1 0.38333E1 0.27E1 0.36154E1 0.29167E1
1 Answer
Andrew Chalkley
Treehouse Guest TeacherYou're very close.
having > 2 will only bring back those averages over two. However the question asks you to filter those out.
Hope that helps
Andrew