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Exercise #70 (tips and solutions)

Here we want to consider some transparent solution with two slight mistakes. Here is it (pay attention on commentaries):

Console
Execute
  1. SELECT q.battle
  2. FROM (
  3. --Determine ships from Ships table which taking part in battles
  4. SELECT Outcomes.battle, Outcomes.ship, Classes.country
  5. FROM Classes INNER JOIN
  6. Ships ON Classes.class = Ships.class INNER JOIN
  7. Outcomes ON Ships.name = Outcomes.ship
  8. UNION
  9. --Determine leading ships from the Outcomes table
  10. SELECT Outcomes.battle, Outcomes.ship, Classes.country
  11. FROM Outcomes INNER JOIN
  12. Classes ON Outcomes.ship = Classes.class
  13. ) AS q
  14. GROUP BY q.battle
  15. HAVING COUNT(q.country) >= 3;

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