SQLite version 3.4.0 What\'s wrong with aggregate functions? Additionally, I suspect that ORDER BY won\'t work as well. How to rewrite this?
sqlite> SELE
Also make sure that of you don't use one of the columns that you are using COUNT/SUM for a WHERE clause. Make sure you use HAVING instead of WHERE for those variables.
When using an aggregate function (sum / count / ... ), you also have to make use of the GROUP BY clause.
Next to that, when you want to filter on the result of an aggregate , you cannot do that in the WHERE clause, but you have to do that in the HAVING clause.
SELECT p1.domain_id, p2.domain_id, COUNT(p1.domain_id) AS d1, COUNT(p2.domain_id) AS d2
FROM PDB as p1, Interacting_PDBs as i1, PDB as p2, Interacting_PDBs as i2
WHERE p1.id = i1.PDB_first_id
AND p2.id = i2.PDB_second_id
AND i1.id = i2.id
GROUP BY p1.domain_Id, p2.domain_Id
HAVING d1 > 100 AND d2 > 100
ORDER BY d1, d2;
Short-version fix for this is:
When you're using function like COUNT/SUM
, you need to use HAVING
instead of WHERE
.