I have a query to find certain customers from a table.
SELECT COUNT(*)
FROM CUSTOMER
WHERE amount <> 0
AND customerid = 22
There is an index on customerid, so the DB scans all rows with customerid = 22.
Since the result is processed by checking whether the count returns zero or more than zero, how can I optimize the query? I.e. such that at the first customer row with amount <> 0 the query returns 0 else if all rows are = 0, then return 1.
select case
when exists (select *
from customer
where amount <> 0
and customerid = 22) then 1
else 0
end as non_zero_exists