Celestial Bodies Database | FreeCodeCamp

[@capybaraponque611]

thanks, I didn't know how to save it on Github, this saved me.

[@stephef8177]

Thanks for this. I was so stuck on the saving part! I feel like they could have given a bit more info on that part lol

[@landonschlangen]

A bit more info on that would have been nice, I agree.

[@adamsland3827]

why i didn't find your video a day before i finish the task :DDD. THX MAN!

[@juveria_dalvi]

finally able to save rest was easy but saving the progress was quite hard, thank you...😇

[@landonschlangen]

Yeah, it's pretty weird

[@sebabarrau4094]

Thanks for the help! I was struggling with the saving process and your solution make me laugh (and worked)

[@landonschlangen]

Glad I could help!

[@calebsellers7455]

This was incredibly helpful, thank you!

[@offorjohn]

Great video moving on.

[@ABBASSHAIKHJI-c4z]

It is Saying that You cannot set the STAR ID As primary As in how to enter the data (34:10)?

[@landonschlangen]

I think I was just saying that the planet of 'yolo' is not in our solar system.

[@whoisarod]

Also stuck trying to commit to GitHub via the bash command line Thanks!

[@shresthmeharia5632]

Can you share the link of this database on the freecodecamp site

[@landonschlangen]

Probably not. If you made a github repo, you can share that link where ever you want.

[@martinnel9178]

Thank you for the assist

[@abbas_shaikhji]

star(star_id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL, radius INT NOT NULL, color VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL, galaxy_id INT, name VARCHAR(255), CONSTRAINT fk_galaxy FOREIGN KEY(galaxy_id) REFERENCES galaxy(galaxy_id)); is my final code but it says syntax error near unexpected token `(