Solution1#186
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Your implementation has a critical issue that is causing test failures: the OrderItems INSERT statement is missing the Count column. According to the requirements, the order item for 'AwersomeProduct' must have count: 1, but your current INSERT only includes OrderID and ProductID. This is a blocker because tests are failing with "Order item was not created or incorrect amount". You need to add the Count column to your INSERT statement—for example, change INSERT INTO OrderItems (OrderID, ProductID) VALUES (1, 1) to include the count value as well. Please check the create-database.sql file to confirm the exact column structure and update your INSERT accordingly.
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| INSERT INTO OrderItems (OrderID, ProductID) | ||
| VALUES (1, 1); |
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The OrderItems insert is missing the Count column. The requirements specify the order item should have count: 1 for AwersomeProduct. Check the create-database.sql file to confirm if OrderItems has a Count column that needs to be included in this insert statement.
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