$NULL$ = No value ever set for this field or field explicitly set to NULL
 
"" = Field explicitly set to zero-length string or implicitly set to
zero-length string by field default rule.

The way NULL is handled differs among the various "backing" database
systems.
 
Fluxman

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What is the difference between $NULL$ and empty quotes ("") ?
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