NULLIF( )This MySQL function returns NULL if the two arguments given are equal. Otherwise, it returns the value or results of the first argument.SyntaxNULLIF(condition1, condition2) ExplanationThis function returns NULL if the two arguments given are equal. Otherwise, it returns the value or results of the first argument. ExamplesSELECT clients.client_id AS ID, CONCAT(name_first, SPACE(1), name_last) AS Client, telephone_home AS Telephone, NULLIF( (SELECT SUM(qty * price) FROM investments, stock_prices WHERE stock_symbol = symbol AND client_id = ID ), 0) AS Value FROM clients, investments WHERE clients.client_id = investments.client_id GROUP BY clients.client_id; In this example, NULL is returned for the Value column if the value of the client's stocks is 0 (i.e., the client had stocks but sold them all). If there is a value to the stocks, however, the sum of their values is displayed. |

