Having

Having

//:playground
var commentsCount = new Query("Comments").Select("PostId").SelectRaw("count(1) as Count").GroupBy("PostId");

var query = new Query().From(commentsCount).Having("Count", ">", 100);

SELECT * FROM (SELECT [PostId], count(1) as Count FROM [Comments] GROUP BY [PostId]) HAVING [Count] > 100

HavingRaw

//:playground
var query = new Query("Comments").Select("PostId").SelectRaw("count(1) as Count").GroupBy("PostId").HavingRaw("count(1) > 50");

SELECT [PostId], count(1) as Count FROM [Comments] GROUP BY [PostId] HAVING count(1) > 50

Nested Having

If you want to nest the having conditions, you have to use the WhereX methods instead, the compiler will look for the Wheres conditions to compile the nested statements.

//:playground
var query = new Query("Comments")
    .Select("PostId")
    .SelectRaw("count(1) as Count")
    .GroupBy("PostId")
    .Having(q => q.Where("Count", ">", 50).OrWhere("Count", "<", 20));

SELECT [PostId], count(1) as Count FROM [Comments] GROUP BY [PostId] HAVING ([Count] > 50 OR [Count] < 20)