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How to write this SQL query

Posted on January 3, 2022

The company needs a list of all software licences that have an expiry date on or before 31/12/2019.

Write an SQL query to return the fields CustomerID, SoftwareID, LicenceType, Cost and ExpiryDate for all licences that expire on, or before 31/12/2019. Group the output by CustomerID, and in ascending order of cost.



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CREATE TABLE softwarelicenses SELECT CustomerID, SoftwareID, LicenceType, Cost, ExpiryDate FROM softwarelicenses; WHERE ExpiryDate <= #31/12/2019#) GROUP BY CustomerID; ORDER BY Cost ASC

So far I have this, I know it isn’t correct but any help would be much appreciated :)

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