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LEAST « Comparison Functions Operators « MySQL Tutorial
MySQL Tutorial
Comparison Functions Operators
LEAST
15.11.LEAST
15.11.1.
LEAST(value1,value2,...) returns the smallest (minimum-valued) argument withing two or more arguments
15.11.2.
LEAST() returns NULL if any argument is NULL
15.11.3.
LEAST with float value
15.11.4.
Using LEAST with string value
15.11.5.
Use LEAST with data in a table