[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> In PostgreSql 8.0, SELECT number FROM numbers HAVING number = 5;
> returns 5
> But in 8.2, it gives me the following error: ERROR: column
> "numbers.number" must appear in the GROUP BY clause or be used in an
> aggregate function.
> In the documentation, it says that HAVING can be used without GROUP BY
> or aggregate functions.
It can; whether it's useful or not is another question.
Per the 8.1 release notes:
* Fix HAVING without any aggregate functions or GROUP BY so that the
query returns a single group
Previously, such a case would treat the HAVING clause the same as
a WHERE clause. This was not per spec.
The above query is incorrect because it hasn't done anything to create
a grouped column.
regards, tom lane
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