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When working with structured messages (also known as records), there are certain cases where you might want to confirm whether a key exists, and whether its value is null or not null.
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In Fluent Bit, records are a binary serialization of maps with keys and value. A value can be null, which is a valid data type. The following statements can be applied in Fluent Bit SQL:
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In Fluent Bit, records are a binary serialization of maps with keys and value. A value can be `null`, which is a valid data type. The following statements can be applied in Fluent Bit SQL:
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