Hi
could someone explain this to me :
sympa=> select count(*) from subscriber_table;
count
-------
14029
sympa=> select count(*) from subscriber_table where bounce_subscriber =
NULL;
count
-------
14024
sympa=> select count(*) from subscriber_table where bounce_subscriber <> NULL;
count
-------
0
sympa=> select count(*) from subscriber_table where bounce_subscriber = '';
count
-------
0
sympa=> select count(*) from subscriber_table where bounce_subscriber <> '';
count
-------
5
I was thinking that "= NULL" and "<> NULL" were oposite and that "<> NULL"
would give me the result i had with "<> ''" or am I mistaken ?
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Mathieu Arnold
