Data from movies-genres-people.sql
Based off of video: https://piped.tokhmi.xyz/watch?v=l1Nk8irDJu4
Bad practice, but it gets the job done:
SELECT m.movie_title, m.director, m.year, genre_title FROM movies AS m, genres AS g WHERE m.genre_id = g.genre_id;
Better way to do it:
SELECT
m.movie_title,
m.director,
m.year,
genre_title
FROM
movies AS m
INNER JOIN genres AS g
ON
m.genre_id = g.genre_id;
SELECT
m.movie_title,
m.director,
m.year,
genre_title
FROM
movies AS m
INNER JOIN genres AS g
ON
m.genre_id = g.genre_id
WHERE
YEAR > 2006;
SELECT
m.movie_title,
m.director,
m.year,
genre_title
FROM movies AS m
INNER JOIN genres AS g
ON
m.genre_id = g.genre_id
WHERE
YEAR > 2006
ORDER BY
YEAR ASC;
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