Instead of Null How to Show '0' in Result with Select Statement SQL

Instead of NULL how do I show `0` in result with SELECT statement sql?

Use coalesce():

select  coalesce(Eprice, 0) as Eprice

In SQL Server only, you can save two characters with isnull():

select  isnull(Eprice, 0) as Eprice

Replacing NULL with 0 in a SQL server query

When you want to replace a possibly null column with something else, use IsNull.

SELECT ISNULL(myColumn, 0 ) FROM myTable

This will put a 0 in myColumn if it is null in the first place.

Display zero value in field when query output is null

How many flashlights did John Gray buy?

Just use left join:

SELECT c.[customerid], c.[firstname], c.[lastname], 
COALESCE(SUM(cp.quantity), 0)
FROM dbo.customers c LEFT JOIN
dbo.Customer_Purchases cp
ON c.customerid = cp.customerid AND
cp.item = 'flashlight'
WHERE c.customerid = 10101
GROUP BY c.[customerid], c.[firstname], c.[lastname];

Note: You do not want to aggregate by quantity. Presumably, you want to add up all quantities for flashlights. And the filtering on flashlight (but not on customer) needs to be in the ON clause because the purchases are the second table in the LEFT JOIN.

How to show 0 as default instead of Null in sql select query

You can try like this:

select isnull(column,0)

Can I get 0 for amount column in select query if it has NULL?

Yes you can get. If you will show your exact table and column name then it would be the best else you can try like this:-

select isnull(amount,0) as Amount from MyTable

On a side note:-

You may also check out about ISNULL

How to get NULL or Zero values in SQL Server results set

If I understand correctly, you are looking for OUTER JOIN, INNER JOIN will return rows that match between all conditions on two tables.

For this below query RIGHT JOIN will return rows based on [dbo].[grtbk] even conditions didn't match, But rows will be NULL
when the row didn't match by the conditions GB.bdr_val, so we need to use ISNULL in the aggregate function.

SELECT 
SUM(ISNULL(GB.bdr_val,0)) AS Total_Material_M,
GR.oms25_0 AS Desc2,
GR.reknr AS Account
FROM
[dbo].[gbkmut] GB
RIGHT JOIN
[dbo].[grtbk] GR ON GB.reknr = GR.reknr
AND GB.bkjrcode = 2021
AND GB.periode = 11
GROUP BY
GR.oms25_0, GR.reknr
ORDER BY
GR.reknr ASC

How to handle NULL's to show 0 in T-SQL query

This should work:

SELECT cast(COALESCE(sum([ColumnA]), 0) as DECIMAL(18,0)) AS [Weight] 
FROM [DB1].[dbo].[Tabel1]

How to select by null or zero length?

select text_b, id 
from articles
where title is not null
and length(text_b) > 0;

or

select text_b, id 
from articles
where title is not null
and text_b <> '';

or to properly handle null values in text_b

select text_b, id 
from articles
where title is not null
and text_b is distinct from '';


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