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Maximum filter value from sql count query

I currently have the following query

SELECT organisation.organisationID, COUNT(organisation.organisationID)
FROM position, positionLocation, organisation
WHERE position.positionLocationID = positionLocation.positionLocationID AND
positionLocation.organisationID = organisation.organisationID AND
position.status = 'Open'
GROUP BY organisation.organisationID;

This query prints

organisationID | countOrganisationID
1                3
3                2
5                3

I would like to display entries with max countOrganisationID. Ideally, I would just like to display the organization identifier with its corresponding organizationName, if possible.

Something along the lines

organisationID | organisatioName
1                name1
5                name2

Any help would be appreciated

thank

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Barrett is right, RANK () is a path, for example:

SELECT organisationID, c FROM (
  SELECT organisationID
        ,c
        ,RANK() OVER (ORDER BY c DESC) r
  FROM (
    SELECT organisation.organisationID
          ,COUNT(organisation.organisationID) AS c
    FROM position, positionLocation, organisation
    WHERE position.positionLocationID = positionLocation.positionLocationID
    AND positionLocation.organisationID = organisation.organisationID
    AND position.status = 'Open'
    GROUP BY organisation.organisationID
  )
) WHERE r = 1;
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Maybe just ask him:

WITH counts AS (
    SELECT organisation.organisationID
          ,organisation.organisationName
          ,COUNT(organisation.organisationID) the_count
      FROM position, positionLocation, organisation
      WHERE position.positionLocationID = positionLocation.positionLocationID
        AND positionLocation.organisationID = organisation.organisationID
        AND position.status = 'Open'
      GROUP BY organisation.organisationID, organisation.organisationName
)
SELECT organisationID, organisationName
  FROM counts
  WHERE the_count = (SELECT MAX(the_count) FROM counts)
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That should work.

SELECT organisationID,  organisatioName
FROM position, positionLocation, organisation
WHERE position.positionLocationID = positionLocation.positionLocationID AND
positionLocation.organisationID = organisation.organisationID AND
position.status = 'Open'
AND COUNT(organisation.organisationID) =
    SELECT MAX(cnt) AS MaxCnt FROM
        SELECT organisation.organisationID, COUNT(organisation.organisationID) AS cnt
        FROM organisation
        WHERE position.status = 'Open'
        GROUP BY organisation.organisationID

GROUP BY organisation.organisationID, organisation.organisatioName;
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