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Understanding the HAVING Clause in SQL with Employee Project Query Example

This slide introduces the HAVING clause in SQL, focusing on its application in aggregate functions. We explore a specific query where we extract project details for projects that have more than two employees working on them. The example query demonstrates how to join the PROJECT and WORKS_ON tables to fetch the project number, project name, and count of employees associated with each project. The use of the HAVING clause is crucial to filter the results based on the count of employees.

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Understanding the HAVING Clause in SQL with Employee Project Query Example

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