postgresqlHow can I use the PostgreSQL NULLIF function to compare two values?
The PostgreSQL NULLIF function can be used to compare two values and return a null value if the values are equal. Here is an example of how it can be used:
SELECT NULLIF(1, 1);
This will return NULL
since the two values being compared are equal.
The syntax for the NULLIF function is as follows:
NULLIF(value1, value2)
value1
is the first value to compare.value2
is the second value to compare.
If value1
and value2
are equal, the NULLIF function will return NULL
. Otherwise, it will return value1
.
Here is another example of using the NULLIF function:
SELECT NULLIF(1, 2);
This will return 1
since the two values being compared are not equal.
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