Mike Machado wrote:
>
> I am trying to run the following query against my database:
>
> select username,sum(acctsessiontime) as s from radacct where
> acctstarttime > 19990326111500 and acctstoptime < 19990326131500 and
> acctstoptime != 0 and s != 0 group by username order by s desc;
>
> It tells me Unknown column 's' in 'where clause'
>
> Am I doing the query wrong? I used s as an ORDER BY but it won't let me
> use it in a WHERE clause? I thought 'as s' lets me use s as if it were a
>
> column. It workes just fine if I leave off the 'and s != 0' part (but
> then I get rows I didn't really want).
>
> --
> Mike Machado
> mike@stripped
> InnerCite
> Network Specialist
leave off the 'and s != 0' part, but add
'having s != 0'
--jim
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| • Sql Query | Mike Machado | 28 Mar |
| • Re: Sql Query | jkraai | 29 Mar |