The "having" clause in SQL allows us to put conditions on aggregate functions. It works very similar to the where clause, but the where clause cannot be used to put conditions on aggregate functions since it goes row-by-row.
In this video we discuss the having clause and it's use along with the "group by" clause and aggregate functions. We also take a look at how we can put conditions on aggregate functions without using this "having" clause.
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