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Group Filtering with HAVING
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Group Filtering with HAVING

EasySQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

NetSuite QA analysts need to identify customers with multiple approved sales orders. Using the netsuite_sales_orders table, write a PostgreSQL query that groups orders by customer and filters groups using an aggregate condition.

Requirements

  1. Include only rows where status is Approved.
  2. Return customers with at least two approved sales orders, along with the approved order count, ordered from the largest count to the smallest.

Schema

netsuite_sales_orders
ColumnTypeDescription
order_idPKINTUnique sales order identifier
customer_nameVARCHAR(100)NetSuite customer name
statusVARCHAR(20)Sales order approval status
order_amountDECIMAL(10,2)Sales order amount
order_dateDATEDate the order was created
Tablesnetsuite_sales_orders
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