Once again, let's revisit the original query we wrote to count the number of students in each grades.
Now suppose we want the results filtered only for grades which have more than 2 students.
On the first observation, this looks like the right place to use WHERE to filter using countOfStudents > 2 or COUNT(*) > 2 as a parameter. Go ahead and run the next query.
Yes! We get a syntax error. That's because WHERE is not the right syntax to use for filtering over the aggregate functions or their aliases over groups.
For such cases, SQL provides another filter clause called HAVING.
So, we can use HAVING to filter the results that are obtained from GROUP BY clause.