WHERE versus HAVING |
Tip Use a WHERE clause instead of a HAVING clause if possible. Background If you can, avoid HAVING clauses. With HAVING, all records are fetched and sorted before a selection is made of the records that are really required. Example Rewrite an SQL statement like the following: For all persons who have made reservations except the person with id 1, select the total price the person has paid. SELECT made_by, SUM(price) FROM reservation r GROUP BY made_by HAVING made_by != 1 to: SELECT made_by ,SUM(price) FROM reservation r WHERE made_by != 1 GROUP BY made_by |