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MySQL HAVING Clause

In MSSQL, the HAVING clause is used to apply a filter on the result of GROUP BY based on the specified condition.
The where clause cannot perform filtering on aggregate expressions.

Syntax for HAVING Clause

SELECT column_1, function_name(column_2)
FROM tablename
WHERE condition
GROUP BY column_1, column_2
HAVING Condition
ORDER BY column_1, column_2;

Consider the following employees table with the following data.

empno	name	age	location	salary
1	Andrew	30	India	100000
2	Beslin	29	India	90000
3	Joanna	23	USA	500000
4	Tianna	22	Canada	500000

Example for HAVING Clause

SELECT location,COUNT(empno) as count
FROM employees  
GROUP BY location
HAVING count>1;

Output

location	count
India	2

MySQL HAVING Clause

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