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SQL HAVING Clause and GROUP BY

The SQL Having clause is used to filter summary results from a GROUP BY. It specifies the search condition for the group or aggregate. SQL HAVING is only used with SELECT. It is mostly used when a GROUP BY is present, if one isn’t there is an implicit single aggregated group. When constructing a SELECT […]

Get Ready to Learn SQL Server 23: Using Subqueries in the HAVING Clause

This is the fifth in a series of articles about subqueries. In this article we discuss subqueries in the HAVING clause. Other articles discuss their uses in other clauses. All the examples for this lesson are based on Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio and the AdventureWorks2012 database. You can get started using these free tools using […]

Subqueries – Introduction to a Subquery in SQL

The purpose of this article is to introduce you to subqueries and some of their high-level concepts. There are a lot of details to cover in order to learn sub queries, but you’ll see we cover those in depth in later articles. All the examples for this lesson are based on Microsoft SQL Server Management […]

What is the difference between WHERE and HAVING clauses?

In this article learn when to use WHERE and HAVING. Both perform similar functions, but for different purposes! All the examples for this article are based on Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio and the AdventureWorks2012 database. You can get started using these free tools using my Guide Getting Started Using SQL Server. How do Where and Having Differ? […]

How to Group and Summarize your Results

In today’s lesson you’re going to learn about grouping results returned from your queries using the GROUP BY clause. The objectives of today’s lesson are to: Learn to how to group results using GROUP BY Use aggregate functions to perform calculations Understand how to filter groups using the HAVING clause GROUP BY Clause The SQL […]

SQL GROUP BY – Use to Summarize Query Results

In today’s lesson you’re going to learn about grouping results returned from your queries using the SQL GROUP BY clause. The objectives of today’s lesson are to: Learn how to group results using GROUP BY Use aggregate functions to perform calculations Understand how to filter groups using the HAVING clause Important! Please follow along and do […]