According to documentation Sqlite SUM() function returns NULL if no row in table meets criteria. I don't want any lines to return if the id does not exist, like in the query:
SELECT SUM(tMoney.money),tCustomer.name FROM tMoney JOIN tCustomer ON tMoney.id = tCustomer.id WHERE tCustomer.id = 3
tMoney
id money
--- ------
1 210
2 400
1 150
tCustomer
name id
--- ------
bob 1
dan 2
CodePudding user response:
Just filter out lines with null using "having" clause
SELECT SUM(tMoney.money), tCustomer.name
FROM tMoney
JOIN tCustomer
ON tMoney.id = tCustomer.id
WHERE tCustomer.id = 3
group by tCustomer.name
having SUM(tMoney.money) is not null;