Group feature is not allowed here
HelloI have a problem running the following sql command, I know that the error is the count function, but I don't know how to solve this problem. Can you please help me solve this problem.
(I like to select titles that have more than 2 authors).
Separate select titles.title_id, titles.title_name, titles.publisher_ID
authors, titles, and author_titles
where titles.title_ID = author_titles.title_id
and author_titles.au_id = authors.au_id and count (authors) > 2
ORDER BY titles.title_id DESC;
Thank Yoy
Hello
You group by expression is absent from the columns you have in your select statement
SELECT titles.title_id,
titles.title_name,
titles.publisher_ID FROM authors, titles, author_titles
WHERE titles.title_ID = author_titles.title_id
AND author_titles.au_id = authors.au_id
GROUP BY titles.title_id, titles.title_name, titles.publisher_ID
HAVING COUNT ( * ) > 2
ORDER BY titles.title_id DESC;
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and there is an orange underscore and a text of the error that says
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