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Cosmin Iuga
2,352 PointsHello again.
Does this one make more sense? SELECT street||", "|| city|| ", "|| state||", "|| zip||". "|| country AS "address" FROM addresses;
Thank you again.
3 Answers
KRIS NIKOLAISEN
54,971 PointsThere is no comma after state
Ian Hawe
Courses Plus Student 10,579 PointsHi Hopefully this makes things clear,
SELECT is usually followed by your column names
AS is used to create a name for that column in the results
FROM is used to select from a table.
That being said if the table name is 'addresses' and the column names are 'street||"' '|| city|| "' '"|| state||"' and '"|| zip||". "||' then you're fine. If its not try to find the column names in the table 'address' to present your results. Here is an example of what I think you might be looking for:
SELECT street AS Street, city AS City, state AS State, zip AS Zip FROM addresses;
Tommy Gebru
30,164 PointsJust a friendly reminder Cosmin, try not to juggle multiple conversations in the Community Forum
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