SQL Exercise: Match where no stoppage time added in 1st half of play
SQL soccer Database: Joins Exercise-19 with Solution
19. From the following tables, write a SQL query to find the match where there was no stoppage time in the first half. Return match number, country name.
Sample table: match_details
Sample table: match_mast
Sample table: soccer_country
Sample Solution:
SQL Code:
SELECT match_details.match_no, soccer_country.country_name
FROM match_mast
JOIN match_details
ON match_mast.match_no=match_details.match_no
JOIN soccer_country
ON match_details.team_id=soccer_country.country_id
WHERE stop1_sec=0;
Sample Output:
match_no | country_name ----------+-------------- 4 | England 4 | Russia (2 rows)
Code Explanation:
The given query in SQL that selects the match number and the name of the country associated with the team playing in that match from the tables match_mast, match_details, and soccer_country.
The JOIN clause is used to joins the tables using the match_no and team_id columns, which are primary keys in the match_mast and soccer_country tables respectively, and foreign keys in the match_details table.
The WHERE clause filters the results to only show matches where the stop1_sec column in the match_details table is equal to 0.
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