when using 'order by' clause to sort columns in ascending order, rows with null value comes first.
what if the requirement is to sort in ascending order but rows with null values comes last?
use case in order by statement.
Code:
select * from the_table | |
order by case when the_column is null then 1 else 0, | |
the_column |
this will put all rows with null values at the end first, then sort by the values in the column.
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