This is all I had, I don't know if its even on the right track, this just shows all entities that appear in both tables staffNumber is the primary key of the staff table and is an attribute in the StaffSoldVehicle table
SELECT DISTINCT Staff.firstName, Staff.lastName FROM Staff, StaffSoldVehicle WHERE Staff.staffNumber=StaffSoldVehicle.staffNumber
I then found this on here that got closer
SELECT firstname, lastName
FROM Staff AS name
INNER JOIN
(
SELECT distinct staffNumber
FROM StaffSoldVehicle
GROUP BY staffNumber
HAVING COUNT(staffNumber) > 1
) as cnt
ON name.staffNumber = cnt.staffNumber;
I just don't know how to add the fact that the Staff entity's gender attribute must be 'm'
any help would be awesome
CodePudding user response:
Don't need a nested query, just join tables and GROUP BY Staff attributes. Consider:
SELECT Staff.staffNumber, Staff.firstName, Staff.lastName, Count(*) AS CountOfStaff
FROM Staff
INNER JOIN StaffSoldVehicle ON Staff.staffNumber = StaffSoldVehicle.staffNumber
WHERE (((Staff.gender)="m"))
GROUP BY Staff.staffNumber, Staff.firstName, Staff.lastName
HAVING (((Count(*))>10));