comparisons of condition

I worked on the filter conditions, and got a specific requirement to exclude 'Y' in the column rewritten and retrieve all results excluding the 'Y '.

Let's say I have 5 rows, column rewritten a 2 nulls, 2 "Y" and "n-1".

I added the filter-

rewritten! = « Y »

I had 1 sheet with N in the column rewritten. I would include NULL values in the results.

I watched this kind of comparison of condition-

http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B19306_01/server.102/b14200/sql_elements005.htm

Looks like she'll return unknown = won't return any record with the value null.

I was wondering not to do. I tried to use DECODE to get null to changed to «» Has not worked for me.

I have a way to work around this problem by using the programming language, I understand this situation.

Thank you in advance if someone replies to this topic.

Hello (and welcome).

You will need answer here NULL values, since they are the lack of a value, they will return either true or false.

Therefore, instead of:

rewritten != 'Y'

Try:

NVL(rewritten,'X') != 'Y'

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