Hey guys, I've got a Syntax Error while doing SQL, Heres my code -


select      title 'title of item',      pubyear 'year of publication',      round(replacementcost/1.1 'replacementcost(actual)', 1),      round(lostfee/1.1 'lostfee(actual)', 1)  item  pubyear in (2001, 2002) 

sorry formatting of select query, it's quite long

the syntax round() function in mysql is:

round( number, [ decimal_places ] ) 

you apparently trying embed alias inside call round(), doesn't make sense.

corrected version:

select      title 'title of item',      pubyear 'year of publication',      round(replacementcost/1.1, 1) 'replacementcost(actual)',      round(lostfee/1.1, 1) 'lostfee(actual)' item pubyear in (2001, 2002) 

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