Reference solution
The shape we check against. Compare it with your query: the set of rows matters, the formatting does not.
SELECT status, COUNT(*) AS count FROM charges GROUP BY status ORDER BY count DESC, status;
Return each charge status and the number of charges with that status (as count). Sort by count descending, then status ascending.
hint ladder
Write a query with WITH … AS (…) blocks, then inspect each intermediate table before the final SELECT.
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Reference solution
The shape we check against. Compare it with your query: the set of rows matters, the formatting does not.
SELECT status, COUNT(*) AS count FROM charges GROUP BY status ORDER BY count DESC, status;
Code is blurred until you solve this problem — the reasoning stays readable.