SQL | Subqueries exercise | List the events which happened after the last international one

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Software ==> SQL  (198 exercises)
Version ==> Any version of SQL Server
Topic ==> Subqueries  (5 exercises)
Level ==> Relatively easy
Courses ==> Introduction to SQL  /  Fast-track SQL
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Create a query which lists out all of the events in the tblEvent table which happened after the last one for country 21 (International) took place.  Here's the gist of what you need to do:

--SELECT

--list of fields

--FROM

--table of events

--WHERE

--Event date > (

--SELECT MAX(Event date)

--FROM table of events

--WHERE country id = 21

--)

-- ORDER BY

--Event date (descending)

You should get these 4 events:

Events after last international one

There are only 4 events which happened after the last international one.

 

Save this query as Post-Int Notes, then close it down.

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