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SQL Join Matching Rows
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SQL Join Matching Rows

EasySQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

Revature’s QA team needs a quick report of candidates who passed the SQL Fundamentals assessment. Write a PostgreSQL query that returns only the matching assessment records.

Requirements

  1. Return candidates whose assessment_name is SQL Fundamentals and whose result is Passed.
  2. Return the matching rows ordered alphabetically by candidate_name.

Schema

candidate_assessments
ColumnTypeDescription
candidate_idPKINTUnique candidate identifier
candidate_nameVARCHAR(100)Candidate's full name
assessment_nameVARCHAR(100)Name of the assessment
resultVARCHAR(20)Assessment result, which may be pending
completed_onDATEAssessment completion date
Tablescandidate_assessments
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