@muriel.schmidt
To get the sum of the count of columns in Oracle, you can use a combination of the COUNT function and the SUM function. Here is an example:
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SELECT SUM(cnt) AS total_count FROM ( SELECT COUNT(column1) AS cnt FROM your_table UNION ALL SELECT COUNT(column2) AS cnt FROM your_table UNION ALL SELECT COUNT(column3) AS cnt FROM your_table -- Add more COUNT statements for each column ); |
In this query:
The query will calculate the count of non-null values in each column separately and then calculate the sum of those counts. The result will be the total count of all non-null values across all specified columns.