The largest table we're going to work with in this part is named post. As its name suggests, this table basically stores all the posts from the forum users.
Write a SELECT statement that returns all rows and columns from the post table. Otherwise, it stores NULL:
| Column | Definition |
|---|---|
| id | The ID of the post. |
| parent_id | The parent post of a given post (for a post, if the given row represents a comment). |
| topic_id | The topic a given post belongs to. Relates to the topic's id. |
| is_best_answer | The boolean value designating whether a given row represents the best answer on the topic. |
| content | The content of a given post. |
| user_id | The user who created the given post. Relates to the user_account's id. |
| posted_timestamp | The timestamp for when the post was created. |
| thumbs_up | The upvotes of a given post got. |
| thumbs_down | The downvotes of a given post got. |
| is_deleted | A boolean value designating whether a given post was deleted. |
| deleted_timestamp | If a given post was deleted, this column will have a timestamp of deletion, else stores a NULL. |
