I have a table with some readings that looks like this:
id foo bar baz qux
1 2 4 NULL 3
2 6 11 0 2
I want to calculate an average of some columns, not including null values in the count. Something like this pseudo-code:
select (foo+bar+baz)/countNonNulls(foo,bar,baz) AS result
FROM readings WHERE id=1;
Ie, my expected result is (2+4)/2 = 3.
Is there a way to do this in a single SQL query?
In MySQL, you can use:
select (coalesce(foo, 0) + coalesce(bar, 0) + coalesce(baz, 0) /
((foo is not null) + (bar is not null) + (baz is not null))
) as average
Note that this assumes that at least one value is not null, to prevent division by 0.
To handle the general case, you can use case:
select (case when coalesce(foo, bar, bz) is not null
then (coalesce(foo, 0) + coalesce(bar, 0) + coalesce(baz, 0) /
((foo is not null) + (bar is not null) + (baz is not null))
)
end) as average
尝试where子句:其中[nameColumn]不为null
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