The HAVING clause specifies which groups will be displayed in the results, while the WHERE clause restricts the records that are

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The HAVING clause specifies which groups will be displayed in the results, while the WHERE clause restricts the records that are

retrieved from the table for processing. True/False

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Galina-37 [17] · Answer 1 · 2024-07-30T03:16:27+03:00

Clause restricts the records that are retrieved from the table for processing is false statement. This is false because for some condition.

<h3>What is WHERE clause in Query?</h3>

A WHERE clause is used to filter the records. Used to extract only records that meet certain criteria. The WHERE clause defines the conditions to apply to your query. A non-aggregate query uses a WHERE clause instead of a HAVING clause. In aggregate queries, the WHERE clause defines the conditions to apply before performing the calculation. The WHERE condition is called a selection because SQL is an implementation of relational algebra (not to be confused with the SELECT part that implements projection and renaming).

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