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    <title>SQL Classical Mistakes and How Not to Shoot Yourself in the Foot</title>
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    <description>SQL is very easy but its also very easy to shoot yourself in the foot with grouping/aggregations, the HAVING clause, handling NULLs, and subqueries. I aim to highlight some of the common mistakes and how you can avoid them in this article.</description>
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