A brief Analysis of the examples of USING and HAVING usage in MySQL

This paper gives an example of the usage of USING and HAVING in MySQL. Share with you for your reference, the details are as follows:

USING

For table joins given join conditions (which can be understood as shorthand), such as

SELECT * FROM table1JOIN table2 ON table1.id = table2.id

Using USING, you can write as

SELECT * FROM table1JOIN table2 USING (id)

HAVING

HAVING was introduced because WHERE cannot be used with statistical functions

For example, table order (order) has the following fields:

Id, date, price, customer

To find customers with a total order of less than 2000, you can write:

SELECT customer, SUM (price) FROM orderGROUP BY customerHAVING SUM (price) 1500

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