Query not to show null fields

sibbbra

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hi,
I ahve a simple query:
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I want that the order ID 144 and 145 should show only , with 1000 and 400 amount and the last 2 columns with null values to be dropped.
It should show as
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the SQL is
SELECT Orders.Order_ID, Orders.Order_Date, Orders.Amount_Cash_Customer, Orders.Amount_Cash_Supplier
FROM Orders;
;;;;; please help, how to do that ;;;;;
 
I want that the order ID 144 and 145 should show only , with 1000 and 400 amount and the last 2 columns with null values to be dropped.
SQL:
SELECT Order_ID, Order_Date, Amount_Cash_Customer, Amount_Cash_Supplier
FROM Orders
WHERE
     (Amount_Cash_Customer = 1000)
     OR
     (Amount_Cash_Supplier = 400);
 
I want that the order ID 144 and 145 should show only , with 1000 and 400
Although @Eugene-LS solution is correct, I have to assume that is not really what you want. Seems pretty specific and not of much use.

Maybe you really are looking to return records where you have a value in either field greater than 0? FYI you do not have any Null values. You have values of 0. Very different.

Code:
WHERE Amount_Cash_Customer > 0 or Amount_Cash_Supplier > 0
 
should be OR:

SELECT Order_ID, Order_Date, Amount_Cash_Customer, Amount_Cash_Supplier
FROM Orders
WHERE
Amount_Cash_Customer <> 0
OR
Amount_Cash_Supplier <> 0;
 
Although @Eugene-LS solution is correct, I have to assume that is not really what you want. Seems pretty specific and not of much use.

Maybe you really are looking to return records where you have a value in either field greater than 0? FYI you do not have any Null values. You have values of 0. Very different.

Code:
WHERE Amount_Cash_Customer > 0 or Amount_Cash_Supplier > 0
So kind of you. It helped
 
Oh, I Understand now. Did not see the And only the Or.
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