Distinguish between the HAVING clause and the WHERE clause
What will be an ideal response?
The HAVING clause and the WHERE clause differ in that the WHERE clause is used to identify rows that satisfy a stated condition. The HAVING clause is used to identify groups which have been created by the GROUP BY clause and that satisfy a stated condition. In cases when the WHERE clause and the HAVING clause are both allowed to appear in the same SELECT statement, the WHERE clause is generally implemented to execute before the HAVING clause.
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What will be an ideal response?
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