A WHERE condition using column = NULL does not return the missing values I expected.
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A WHERE condition using column = NULL does not return the missing values I expected.
Editorial question from DevCircle, provided for learning and discussion.
NULL represents missing or unknown data. Use IS NULL or IS NOT NULL, rather than equality. Ordinary comparisons involving NULL generally produce UNKNOWN, which WHERE does not retain.
Reference: Official documentation.
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