The HAVING
syntax is used to filter grouped and aggregated data. The difference between HAVING
and WHERE is that HAVING
is executed on data after grouping (GROUP BY
) and before ordering (ORDER BY
) while WHERE
is executed on the original data before aggregation. * | SELECT column, aggregate function GROUP BY [ column name | alias | serial number ] HAVING aggregate function operator value
The operator can be =
, <>
, >
, <
, >=
, <=
, BETWEEN
, IN
, or LIKE
.
Syntax Example
Get URLs whose average response time is greater than 1,000 ms in descending order:
* |
select
avg(responseTime) as time_avg,
URL
group by
URL
having
avg(responseTime)> 1000
order by
avg(responseTime) desc
limit
10000
The filter condition is the average response time of each URL, which is the aggregate result, and therefore, WHERE cannot be used for data filtering.
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