What is the difference between having and where clause?
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where clause used to impose conditions in any dml operation
ex:
selct * from emp where empid=10
having clause used to impose conditions on group data
ex:
select sum(sal),avg(sal),count(*) from emp
having avg(sal)>2000
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Answer / sd
Where clause operates on the selection before the rows are
actually grouped.
Hence , Try to add as many condition as possible in where
clause instead of having to boost the SQL query performance.
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Answer / vinay singh
We can't use Where clause with aggregate function and Having
clause always use with aggregate function.
**Vinay Singh
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Answer / kundan ravi
having clause alwaye use with aggregate functions and where
clause use for conditions but not with aggregate functions.
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