Compare the value Null

Hello

Is it possible to compare a null to null...

Example of
---------------------------
Indicator number;

If null = null then
flag = 1;
on the other
flag = 0;
end if;
---------------------------

Thank you.

Hello

Use "is null".

For example:

declare
VARCHAR2 (10) variable;
Start
If the variable is null then
dbms_output.put_line ('variable is null');
on the other
dbms_output.put_line ("'variable is non-zero");
end if;
end;

By comparing the value null = null will not work.

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