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Tag: database

Django QuerySet annotate with Subquery

given the following model I’m trying to get, my Pizza and the number of toppings, along with the top 3 other pizzas (top in terms of the number of toppings) The final result should be: a list containing the current pizza, and the top 3 pizzas, along with the count of toppings for all. So right now I have a

Difference between JOIN and Inner JOIN in Sybase

I have a query like below. I don’t understand the difference between join vs inner join used on the below code. Aren’t they the same? This is written for Sybase. Please help me know the difference. Answer According to the standard INNER JOIN=JOIN. I think, Sybase does not break this rule

how to convert this sql query to liquibase query

I have table like this I need to delete all duplicated rows with equals A nad B value and lower C value after running sql script i need to have only this row with top C Value for every equals A and B columns this is the sql query i am using how to convert it to liquibase query Answer

Relational Model – DBMS

I was going through some exercise problems to check my understanding of the relational model. According to my understanding, if we are given Album[mid] ⊆ Musician[mid], we can translate it into plain English as “Every album in the Database must have at least one musician”. If my understanding is right, How can the answer be “atmost” as given in the

SQLI Query not Updating NULL

I am having a problem with updating a NULL value in SQLI. There are no errors but it just stays at null. I am trying to get every NULL value in the optional_security_question and turn it into Not Available instead. Answer Try to use this syntax:

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