I have this query
UPDATE users SET username = Param1,email = Param2,PASSWORD = Param3 WHERE id = Param4;
this is updating my user row, but
If email OR password is not null update them otherwise let them be as they are.
You can use case expressions for this. I think that the logic you want is:
UPDATE users
SET
username = Param1
email = case when email is not null then Param2 end,
password = case when password is not null then Param3 end
WHERE id = Param4;
Or if you want to update email and password if both are not null then:
UPDATE users
SET
username = Param1
email = case when email is not null and password is not null then Param2 end,
password = case when email is not null and password is not null then Param3 end
WHERE id = Param4;
Now the question was updated and I understand that you want to perform the update if and only if both email and password parameters are not empty strings. So you actually want filtering. I would phrase this as:
UPDATE users
SET username = Param1, email = Param2, password = Param3
WHERE id = Param4 and Param2 <> '' and Param3 <> ''
Or if you want to separate the logic for both parameters:
UPDATE users
SET
username = Param1,
email = case when Param2 <> '' then Param2 else email end,
password = case when Param3 <> '' then Param3 else password end
WHERE id = Param4;