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Asked: May 16, 20262026-05-16T02:02:23+00:00 2026-05-16T02:02:23+00:00

I’m stuck with a homework.. How can I from this table check what cID,

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I’m stuck with a homework..

How can I from this table check what cID, sID = ’03’ are taking? And with that, checking other sID that got the same cID as sID = ’03’ and select it out?

sID    cID      year     grades
--------------------------------
01    L21D   1997   4
01    L24D   1998   2
01    L32D   1998   3
02    L21D   1998   3
02    L32D   1998   4
03    L32D   1998   

This is what I want to select:

sID   cID 
-------------
01   L32D 
02   L32D 
03   L32D 

I’ve tried different combinations, but none have given what I wanted. Maybe I’m too tired for the moment.

For example I tried this:

 

SELECT sID FROM studentcourse WHERE sID = ( SELECT cID FROM studentcourse WHERE sID = '03' )

BR, Jay

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    2026-05-16T02:02:24+00:00Added an answer on May 16, 2026 at 2:02 am

    Classes that sID = ’03’ is taking:

    Select cID from StudentsInClasses where sID = '03'
    

    Students who at some time took the same class as sID = ’03’ (including sID = ’03’):

    Select 
        sID
    From
        StudentsInClasses
    Where
        cID in (Select cID from StudentsInClasses where sID = '03')
    
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