An introduction to a conditional grouping clause in the SELECT statement.
A HAVING clause is valid when coded as part of a seed statement.
HAVING is never
valid when coded as part of a recursive statement.
- condition
- one or more conditional Boolean expressions that must be satisfied by the results groups.
- You can use aggregate operators in a HAVING condition.
- You cannot specify a SAMPLE clause within a subquery predicate within a HAVING clause.
- You cannot specify BLOB, CLOB, UDT, or Period columns in the HAVING condition.
- HAVING condition
filters rows from a single group defined in the select expression list that has only aggregate results, or it selects rows from the group or groups defined in a GROUP BY clause.