Name

__max_notnull — Returns maximum value among all its arguments, ignoring NULLs entirely.

Synopsis

any __max_notnull ( arg1 any ,
arg2 any ,
... ,
argN any );

Description

The function returns the maximum value among all values in all its arguments by ignoring NULLs entirely.

Parameters

argI

Values which can be with type float, integer etc.

Examples

Example24.193.

Example 1

SQL> select __max_notnull (null, 1, 0);
__max_notnull
VARCHAR
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1

1 Rows. -- 16 msec.

SQL> select __max (null, 1, 0);
__max
VARCHAR
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NULL

1 Rows. -- 0 msec.

Example 2

SQL> SPARQL
INSERT INTO GRAPH <http://mygraph.com>
  {
    <http://mygraph2.com/pricing/#QVal1> <price1>  1 ;                    <price3> 5 .
    <http://mygraph2.com/pricing/#QVal2>                  <price2> 1 ;    <price3> 4 .
    <http://mygraph2.com/pricing/#QVal3> <price1>  6 ;    <price2> 2                 .
  };

Insert into <http://mygraph.com>, 6 (or less) triples -- done
No. of rows in result: 1

SQL> SPARQL SELECT ?s, (bif:__max_notnull (?pr1, ?pr2, ?pr3))
FROM <http://mygraph.com>
WHERE
  {
    {
      SELECT DISTINCT ?s
      WHERE
        {
          ?s ?p ?pr .
          FILTER (?p in (<price1>, <price2>, <price3>))
        }
    }
    OPTIONAL { ?s <price1> ?pr1 }
    OPTIONAL { ?s <price2> ?pr2 }
    OPTIONAL { ?s <price3> ?pr3 }
  };

Query result:
s                                     callret-1
VARCHAR                                     VARCHAR
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http://mygraph2.com/pricing/#QVal2       4
http://mygraph2.com/pricing/#QVal1       5
http://mygraph2.com/pricing/#QVal3       6

No. of rows in result: 2