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- Use of HAVING without GROUP BY in SQL queries
Having is applied after the aggregation phase and must be used if you want to filter aggregate results So the reverse isn't true, and the following won't work: select a, count(*) as c from mytable group by a where c > 1; You need to replace where with having in this case, as follows: select a, count(*) as c from mytable group by a having c > 1;
- How to Use GROUP BY and HAVING in SQL - DataCamp
This tutorial covers the SQL GROUP BY statement, as well as the HAVING statement that helps you control which rows of data are included in each group HAVING is closely related to the WHERE statement, and you may wish to read the Introdu ction to the WHERE Clause in SQL tutorial first
- sql - Why cant I just use HAVING clause all the time instead of . . .
Using HAVING in a SQL query which does not have GROUP BY is a language extension particular to MySQL, and is not part of the ANSI standard The main benefit from using HAVING this way is that it admits referring to an alias defined earlier in the SELECT clause
- Function vs Stored Procedure | GroupBy vs Having | SQL Interview . . .
Confused between Functions and Stored Procedures in SQL? 🤔 Or wondering how Group By and Having work differently?
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