Discussion
In SQL, the WHERE clause filters rows before grouping while HAVING filters after grouping.
Answer: B
Correct answer: True
WHERE is applied to individual rows before GROUP BY forms the groups, so it cannot refer to an aggregate. HAVING is applied to the groups afterwards, which is why a condition such as COUNT(*) greater than 5 must go there.
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