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I’m performing a query in PUBS, the database that is used in MSDN tutorials for SQL Server, and I can’t find a way to do it.
The two tables I use are the Publishers and the Titles who have the information of the published books and their respective publishers.
Basically, I want a query that lists the publishers that have edited at least 5 books.
I thought about making a conditional query of SQL Server (IF...ELSE), but I don’t know yet how I will elaborate the conditional expression!
I performed a query to show the id’s of the publishers and the amount of publications performed by each, here is the code:
SELECT COUNT (DISTINCT t.title_id)
FROM titles t
INNER JOIN publishers p ON t.pub_id = p.pub_id
GROUP BY p.pub_id
I don’t know if there is any way to set a variable with the values returned by COUNT
and then assign it to a conditional expression (@Variable > 5
, in the case).
Solved! Thank you!
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