Queries are generally processed in the follow order (SQL Server). I have no idea if other RDBMS’s do it this way.
FROM [MyTable]
ON [MyCondition]
JOIN [MyJoinedTable]
WHERE [...]
GROUP BY [...]
HAVING [...]
SELECT [...]
ORDER BY [...]
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