Question

I want to get all rows that have count(AID)>5
When i do the query as :

SELECT x,y,z, COUNT(AID) as total from Table where ... Having total >5

It return the rows With total > 5 grouped ! but not all rows !
I want each row ..

Answer 1

That’s not how aggregate queries work. The count is done over a range of records (whichever ones meet the conditions of the WHERE clause) and then the HAVING clause filters out anything with a count less than 5. If you want the specific rows that contributed to the count you might try something like

select * from
`Table`, 
(SELECT x,y,z, COUNT(AID) as total
   from `Table`
   where /* Some condition goes here */
   Having total >5) subqry
where subqry.x = Table.x
and subqry.Y = Table.Y
and subqry.Z = Table.Z

…of course, this assumes that x,y,z are a unique key for Table. If this is not the case, then this approach may not work.

Also, are you missing a group by clause?