Why does SELECT results differ between mysql and sqlite?

Question

I\'m re-asking this question in a simplified and expanded manner.

Consider these sql statements:

create table foo (id INT, score INT);

insert into foo v         


        

Answer 1

Have you tried this version? :

select T1.id, avg(T1.score) avg1
from foo T1
group by T1.id
having not exists (
    select T2.id, avg(T2.score) avg2
    from foo T2
    group by T2.id
    having avg(T2.score) > avg(T1.score));

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Also this one (which should be giving same results):

select T1.*
from
  ( select id, avg(score) avg1
    from foo 
    group by id
  ) T1
where not exists (
    select T2.id, avg(T2.score) avg2
    from foo T2
    group by T2.id
    having avg(T2.score) > avg1);

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The query can also be handled with derived tables, instead of subquery in HAVING clause:

select ta.id, ta.avg1
from 
  ( select id, avg(score) avg1
    from foo
    group by id
  ) ta
  JOIN
  ( select avg(score) avg1
    from foo 
    group by id
    order by avg1 DESC
    LIMIT 1
  ) tmp
  ON tmp.avg1 = ta.avg1