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vegaskitkat
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I am doing a count of science classes a student took over the last 3 years. They need to have taken more than 5 semesters of science in the last 3 years to be used in the report. In SQL, I code:

Select count (distinct permnum) as total_sci_classes
where course_group in (long list of courses_
group by permnum having count(*)>5

I have looked through my manual, through online help, and searched this forum. I don't see anything about group by having - is there a way to do this?

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FrankDutch
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Yes it can be done.

But if this is all in SQL why not create the sql script.
You can use that as a source for your next step, the creation of the report.

If you want it to be done in WF please post some fields and if the data is in one or more databases. (masters might help)




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j.gross
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"Group by ..." corresponds to BY.
"Having" corresponds to WHERE TOTAL.
TABLE FILE xxx
  WRITE CNT.DST.course_group
  BY permnum
  WHERE course_group IN (...);
  WHERE TOTAL CNT.DST.course_group GT 5;
END

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vegaskitkat
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where total - that is the magic words I do believe - thanks now back to that procedure


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