Filter Count Clause - One to Many relationship

Question

I currently have two table where a versionLog can contain many ProductVersions.

Following Sql Query:

SELECT
versionlog.[Name],
(
    SELECT COUNT(*) 
    FROM dbo.ProductVersions productVersion 
    WHERE productVersion.VersionLogId = versionLog.Id  
) AS ProductVersions
FROM dbo.Versionlog versionLog

produces a result set similar to

Name | ProductVersions
Log1  | 12
Log2  |  6
Log3  |  0

etc..

How can I limit the result set to only return Versionlogs with a ProductVersion Count = 0?

According to google I'll need to use the Having clause?

Answer 1

Using HAVING :

SELECT versionlog.[Name]
FROM dbo.Versionlog versionLog
LEFT JOIN dbo.ProductVersions productVersion 
  ON productVersion.VersionLogId = versionLog.Id  
GROUP BY versionlog.[Name]
HAVING COUNT(productVersion.VersionLogId) = 0;

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And without grouping:

SELECT versionlog.[Name]
FROM dbo.Versionlog versionLog
LEFT JOIN dbo.ProductVersions productVersion 
  ON productVersion.VersionLogId = versionLog.Id  
WHERE productVersion.VersionLogId IS NULL

Answer 2

another way subquery

select * from 
(
SELECT
versionlog.[Name],
(
    SELECT COUNT(*) 
    FROM dbo.ProductVersions productVersion 
    WHERE productVersion.VersionLogId = versionLog.Id  
) AS ProductVersions
FROM dbo.Versionlog versionLog
) a where a.ProductVersions=0