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8,211 PointsTask 1 of 6: SQL Set Operations
Pretty simple problem - return a union of two tables (vegetable and fruit) with unique values. Each table has two columns, fruitid, name and vegetableid, name. What am I doing wrong here?
I've tried using *, and I've tried specifying the table before each column (Vegetable.VegetableID, etc.). I receive the error: SQL queries did not return a UNION.
Select VegetableID, Name FROM Vegetable UNION Select FruitID, Name FROM Fruit;
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,184 PointsThe instructions for task 1 say "Create a distinct result set of fruit and vegetable names."
So just select "Name" from both tables (no ID's).
jeremyguida
8,211 Pointsjeremyguida
8,211 PointsTHANK YOU! I should read more carefully!