SQL count NULL cells

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Published on 2010-04-22T07:59:55Z Indexed on 2010/04/22 8:03 UTC
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Dear All,

I have the following problem. I have a table in a db, with many columns. I can do different kind of select queries, to show, for example, for each record that satisfies a condition:

  • all cells from columns with names ending in _t0
  • all cells from columns with names ending in _t1
  • ...

To get the column lists to form the queries I use the information schema.

Now, the problem: each query returns a record with a subset of the columns of the big table. This means that I can get a row of (all!) NULLs. How can I ask my query to reject such rows without having to type in explicitely the column names (i.e. by saying where col_1 is not null, col_2 is not null...)? Is it possible?

Thanks in advance!!!

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