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select count(*) c, CompanyName from Area &nbsp;GROUP BY CompanyName HAVING count(*) &gt;&nbsp;1
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Thanks! I actually figured it out 5 mins after I posted, but you still get the points!
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Why not at least a points split? &nbsp;I posted the same thing and first.
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Hi, <br />
I have this query, which works fine:<br />
select count(*) c, CompanyName from Area &nbsp;GROUP BY CompanyName order by c desc<br />
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I want to include a clause that only returns records where c &nbsp;is &gt;&nbsp;1. <br />
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I tried <br />
select count(*) c, CompanyName from Area &nbsp;where count(*) &gt;&nbsp;1 GROUP BY CompanyName order by c desc<br />
But I'm getting an error saying I need to use a Having clause. I tried playing around with that but I haven't gotten it yet. <br />
Can someone help out please? <br />
Thanks, <br />
Nacht
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Hi, 
I have this query, which works fine:
select count(*) c, CompanyName from Area  GROUP BY CompanyName order by c desc

I want to include a clause that only returns records where c  is > 1. 

I tried 
select count(*) c, CompanyName from Area  where count(*) > 1 GROUP BY CompanyName order by c desc
But I'm getting an error saying I need to use a Having clause. I tried playing around with that but I haven't gotten it yet. 
Can someone help out please? 
Thanks, 
Nacht

select count(*) c, CompanyName from Area  GROUP BY CompanyName HAVING count(*) &gt; 1

Thanks! I actually figured it out 5 mins after I posted, but you still get the points!

Why not at least a points split?  I posted the same thing and first.

SQL query using count(*) and GROUP BY

Hi, 
I have this query, which works fine:
select count(*) c, CompanyName from Area  GROUP BY CompanyName order by c desc

I want to include a clause that only returns records where c  is &gt; 1. 

I tried 
select count(*) c, CompanyName from Area  where count(*) &gt; 1 GROUP BY CompanyName order by c desc
But I&#39;m getting an error saying I need to use a Having clause. I tried playing around with that but I haven&#39;t gotten it yet. 
Can someone help out please? 
Thanks, 
Nacht

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