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URI Problem 2614 Solution September Rentals - URI Online Judge Solution


URI Online Judge Solution 2614 September Rentals Using PostgreSQL Query Language.
The video store is making its semi-annual report and needs your help. All you have to do is select the name of the clients and the date of rental, from the rentals made in September 2016.

Schema

customers
ColumnType
id (PK)numeric
namevarchar
streetvarchar
cityvarchar
 
rentals
ColumnType
id (PK)numeric
rentals_datedate (ISO/YMD)
id_customers (FK)numeric

Tables

customers
idnamestreetcity
1Giovanna Goncalves OliveiraRua Mato GrossoCanoas
2Kauã Azevedo RibeiroTravessa IbiáUberlândia
3Rebeca Barbosa SantosRua Observatório MeteorológicoSalvador
4Sarah Carvalho CorreiaRua Antônio Carlos da SilvaApucarana
5João Almeida LimaRua Rio TaiuvaPonta Grossa
6Diogo Melo DiasRua Duzentos e CinqüentaVárzea Grande
 
rentals
idrentals_dateid_customers
12016-10-093
22016-09-021
32016-08-024
42016-08-022
52016-03-026
62016-04-044

Output Sample

namerentals_date
Giovanna Goncalves Oliveira2016-09-02

URI 2614 Solution in SQL:


SELECT customers.name "name",rentals.rentals_date "rentals_date"
FROM customers
INNER JOIN rentals ON customers.id = rentals.id_customers
WHERE rentals.rentals_date >= '2016-09-01' 
AND rentals.rentals_date <= '2016-09-30'

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