select distinct "column" from table;
output:
column
1 0.0
2 [null]
3 1.0
But when I try to count the null values
select count("column") from train where "column" is NULL;
Gives output 0 (zero)
Can you suggest where it's going wrong?
The COUNT() function in PostgreSQL is an aggregate function that counts the number of rows or non-NULL values against a specified column or an entire table.
How to Count SQL NULL values in a column? The COUNT() function is used to obtain the total number of the rows in the result set. When we use this function with the star sign it count all rows from the table regardless of NULL values.
COUNT(expression) returns the number of values in expression, which is a table column name or an expression that evaluates to a column of data. COUNT(expression) does not count NULL values. This query returns the number of non-NULL values in the Name column of Sample.
Here's the simplest way to count NULL values in SQL The easiest way to count the NULLs in a column is to combine COUNT(*) with WHERE <column name> IS NULL .
Use count(*)
:
select count(*) from train where "column" is NULL;
count()
with any other argument counts the non-NULL values, so there are none if "column"
is NULL
.
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