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I am currently querying a table that has some null values scattered around. Without having to specify each column (and without updating the actual data) is there a way that I can replace all null values with the word “BLANK”?
I had considered using CASE but it seems that you need to reference each column to make that happen
No, you can’t do what you are asking. This is best done in the application layer.