MySQL + SQL · Lesson 1

Employees Same Salary

The Problem

Find salary values that more than one employee shares — using GROUP BY and HAVING.

The Query

SELECT salary, COUNT(*) AS num_employees
FROM employees
GROUP BY salary
HAVING COUNT(*) > 1;
salary num_employees ------ ------------- 50000 3

How it Works

GROUP BY salary groups rows by salary; HAVING COUNT(*) > 1 keeps only salaries shared by more than one employee.

Summary

  • GROUP BY the salary, then HAVING COUNT(*) > 1 finds shared values.
  • HAVING filters groups (WHERE filters rows).
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