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The Transact-SQL statement that follows an IF keyword and its condition is executed if the condition is (Transact-SQL) WHILE (Transact-SQL) CASE (Transact-SQL)
Note that - much like a subquery - CASE is not limited to the column list of the SELECT statement. You can use a CASE statement in the WHERE and JOINON clauses.
A T-SQL tutorial showing how to use sql CASE statement in WHERE clause with sample sql queries
Hi, I want to use switch - case statement in T-SQL stored procedure. Can any one help regarding the same..? for e.g. switch (exp) {case 1 : stmt 1; break;
CASE expressions can be used in SQL anywhere an expression can be used. Example of where CASE expressions can be used include in the SELECT list, WHERE cla
Note that - much like a subquery - CASE is not limited to the column list of the SELECT statement. You can use a CASE statement in the WHERE and JOIN
Hi, I want to use CASE statement in FROM clause, for example. SQL Server 2016 - Development and T-SQL SQL Server 2014 Administration - SQL
Using T-SQL's CASE function, you can quickly transform numerical codes and other hard-to-decipher data into meaningful information.
I would like to use CASE statement in SELECT. I select from user table, and (as one attribute) I also use nested SQL: SELECT registrationDate, (SELECT COUNT
The SQL Server case statement is a conditional statement that returns a single value based on the evaluation of a statement. Case statements can be used in a SELECT
Syntax 1 The CASE statement is a control statement that allows you to choose a list of SQL statements to execute based on the value of an
Syntax 1 The CASE statement is a control statement that allows you to choose a list of SQL statements to execute based on the value of an
Using CASE Expressions . CASE expressions can also be used with data modification statements. Using CASE in conjunction with a SQL UPDATE statement enables
SQL Syntax Previous Next SQL keywords are NOT case Semicolon is the standard way to separate each SQL statement in database systems that allow more than one
Aaron Bertrand (@AaronBertrand) steps through many CASE expression examples and clears up some misconceptions (including that it isn't a statement).
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