So in this example I\'m trying to return a NULL instead of an empty nvarchar for element2 and element3. I can\'t seem to find an answer to this anywhere, or if it\'s even po
I'm not sure what language you are writing in from your question, but SQL Server has a NullIf(val, CheckValue)
function. If you can include that in the sql you pass to the server that should do the trick:
Select NullIf(element2, '')
will return a null if element2 is equal to an empty string ('')