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[SOLVED] MySQL 'if' STATEMENT


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I am wondering if there is any sort of 'if' statement for MySQL.  What I am trying to do is something that looks like this:

 

SELECT * WHERE column1 !=' '

 

So basically I want to select rows where column1 is not empty, or null.  I know that I can select all rows, then filter them using PHP, but I would really like to do this using MySQL if possible.

 

Thanks.

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