
Brandon S. answered 02/13/20
Software Engineer / Computer Science tutor
Are both queries done on the same table? Or are they queries from 2 different tables?
if it is the first case, it depends on the actual statement, if the sets of columns have nothing in common you can use “or”. If there is no “where” you could just name all the columns after select.
if they are 2 tables and have a shared key column, you can join the tables and print the columns in the steps mentioned above.