This ticket is based on a student question from PPAML summer school.
If this were implemented, then I think there would still be a tradeoff between using SQL and BQL for nullifying values.
In SQL, you could set multiple values in a single column to NULL simultaneously:
%sql UPDATE <table> SET <col> = NULL WHERE <col> IN (<values>)
whereas with BQL you could set a single value to null for multiple columns simultaneously:
%bql .nullify --columns=col1,col2,col3 <value>
However, if .nullify could also take multiple values, it would be the more efficient choice.
This ticket is based on a student question from PPAML summer school.
If this were implemented, then I think there would still be a tradeoff between using SQL and BQL for nullifying values. In SQL, you could set multiple values in a single column to NULL simultaneously:
whereas with BQL you could set a single value to null for multiple columns simultaneously:
However, if
.nullify
could also take multiple values, it would be the more efficient choice.