DB2 SQL count in join or where clause

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This is probably an amateur question but I'm an amateur ! ;o)

I have several tables: Account table, Officer table, Location table, Web table... The Officer table doesn't give me the number of officers per account.

I need to retrieve only the accounts that have more than 20 officers. Should I use the COUNT ? If so, how ?

Your help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Pat

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