Join tables
Part of exploring a database is figuring out how tables relate to each other. The company and fortune500 tables don't have a formal relationship between them in the database, but this doesn't prevent you from joining them.
To join the tables, you need to find a column that they have in common where the values are consistent across the tables. Remember: just because two tables have a column with the same name, it doesn't mean those columns necessarily contain compatible data. If you find more than one pair of columns with similar data, you may need to try joining with each in turn to see if you get the same number of results.
Reference the entity relationship diagram if needed.
Questo esercizio fa parte del corso
Exploratory Data Analysis in SQL
Istruzioni dell'esercizio
- Closely inspect the contents of the
companyandfortune500tables to find a column present in both tables that can also be considered to uniquely identify each company. - Join the
companyandfortune500tables with anINNER JOIN.
Esercizio pratico interattivo
Prova a risolvere questo esercizio completando il codice di esempio.
SELECT company.name
-- Table(s) to select from
FROM company
INNER JOIN ___
___ ___.___=___.___;