"George Henry C. Daswani" wrote:
>Hello,
>
> I'm using postgresql 6.4.2 and i'm having a problem with the
>"HAVING" clause..
>
>
>Basically I do
>
>SELECT u_id,expire_date FROM users HAVING expire_date >= (NOW())
...
>and it keeps failing with
>ERROR: This is not a valid having query!
You should only use HAVING with GROUP BY; for what you are doing, you
just want WHERE.
SELECT u_id,expire_date FROM users
WHERE expire_date >= date(now());
u_id |expire_date
-----+-----------
fred | 21-03-1999
tom | 01-05-1999
harry| 01-05-1999
sarah| 21-03-1999
dick | 12-04-1999
(5 rows)
SELECT expire_date,COUNT(*) FROM users
GROUP BY expire_date
HAVING expire_date >= date(now());
expire_date|count
-----------+-----
21-03-1999| 2
12-04-1999| 1
01-05-1999| 2
(3 rows)
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