Filtering a column-oriented database

Similar to before, you'll query data from the olympic_medals table using Snowflake, this time, filtering the table to only show a subset of rows. A connection object has been created, which is stored in the variable conn. Good luck!

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Introduction to NoSQL

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Exercise instructions

SELECT the team, name, and year columns (in that order) from the olympic_medals table.
Filter the dataset to only return rows after the year 2000.
Execute the query stored in the query variable, and print the results.

Hands-on interactive exercise

Have a go at this exercise by completing this sample code.

# Return team, name, and year for all years greater than 2000
query = """
SELECT
	____,
    ____,
    ____
FROM olympic_medals 
WHERE ____
;
"""

# Execute the query, print the results
results = conn.cursor().____(____).fetch_pandas_all()
print(____)

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