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Can't use derived column name in SQL predicate — Vertica Forum

Can't use derived column name in SQL predicate

Pradeep_DashPradeep_Dash
in General Discussion
I'm not able to use a derived column name in a SQL predicate. For example: SELECT CUST_ID, COUNT(*) AS CNT FROM CUSTOMER_TABLE GROUP BY 1 HAVING CNT > 1 ; ERROR: Column "CNT" does not exist. If I'm using COUNT(*) in the having clause it's working fine.

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  • BhawanaBhawana
    Hi Pradeep - Thank you for the question. We do not support alias in HAVING clause. Please let me know if you have any questions. Regards, Bhawana

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