I have the following query, which uses a CASE statement. Is there anyway to add into the where clause WHERE IsBusinessDayFinal = 0? without using a temporary table?
thanks so much!
SELECT
ac.DateTimeValue,
CASE
WHEN pc.IsBusinessDay IS NOT NULL THEN pc.IsBusinessDay
ELSE ac.IsBusinessDay
END AS IsBusinessDayFinal,
ac.FullYear,
ac.MonthValue,
ac.DayOfMonth,
ac.DayOfWeek,
ac.Week
FROM
[dbo].[Admin开发者_Go百科Calendar] ac LEFT JOIN
[dbo].ProjectCalendar pc ON ac.DateTimeValue = pc.DateTimeValue AND pc.ProjectId = @projectId
WHERE ac.DateTimeValue >= @startDate AND ac.DateTimeValue <= @finishDate;
Use
WHERE (pc.IsBusinessDay IS NULL AND ac.IsBusinessDay = 0)
OR pc.IsBusinessDay = 0
WHERE ac.DateTimeValue >= @startDate AND ac.DateTimeValue <= @finishDate
AND ((pc.IsBusinessDay IS NOT NULL AND pc.IsBusinessDay = 0) OR ac.IsBusinessDay = 0)
You can use COALESCE instead of CASE because you're checking for null:
SELECT ac.DateTimeValue,
COALESCE(pc.IsBusinessDay, ac.IsBusinessDay) AS IsBusinessDayFinal,
ac.FullYear,
ac.MonthValue,
ac.DayOfMonth,
ac.DayOfWeek,
ac.Week
FROM [dbo].[AdminCalendar] ac
LEFT JOIN [dbo].ProjectCalendar pc ON ac.DateTimeValue = pc.DateTimeValue
AND pc.ProjectId = @projectId
WHERE ac.DateTimeValue >= @startDate
AND ac.DateTimeValue <= @finishDate
AND COALESCE(pc.IsBusinessDay, ac.IsBusinessDay) = 0
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