The difference between "HAVING" and "WHERE" SQL clauses is that ___.

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the "HAVING" SQL keyword condition(s) is applied to all rows in the result set before the "WHERE" clause is applied (if present). The "WHERE" SQL keyword is used only with SELECT SQL statements and specifies a search condition for an aggregate or a group.

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the "WHERE" SQL keyword condition is applied to all rows in the result set before the "HAVING" clause is applied (if present). The "HAVING" SQL keyword is used only with "SELECT" SQL statements and specifies a search condition for an aggregate or a group.

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They both are identical

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The difference between "HAVING" and "WHERE" SQL clauses is that ___.

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