@adan
You can use the IF()
function in MySQL to get the index of the non-zero columns in a table. Here's a step-by-step guide:
- Assuming you have a table called your_table, with columns col1, col2, col3, and you want to find the index of the non-zero columns.
- Use the IF() function to check each column for non-zero values and assign a value accordingly. If the column has a non-zero value, assign it the column index, otherwise assign it 0.
- Use the GREATEST() function to get the highest column index value a**** the columns.
- The result of the GREATEST() function will be the index of the non-zero column.
Here's the SQL query to accomplish this:
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SELECT GREATEST(IF(col1 <> 0, 1, 0), IF(col2 <> 0, 2, 0), IF(col3 <> 0, 3, 0)) AS non_zero_column_index
FROM your_table;
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This query will return the index of the non-zero column as non_zero_column_index
.