I'd like to assign some variables inside a query that uses CASE
statements for it's columns. Not quite sure how to do this, having trouble finding the right syntax.
This is what I have so far, but it's got syntax errors.
-- set @theID and @theName with their appropriate values
select top (1)
@theID = (Case when B开发者_开发知识库.ID IS NULL then A.ID else B.ID END) ,
@theName = (Case when B.Name IS NULL then A.Name else B.Name END)
from B left join A on A.ID = B.ID where ...
What's the correct place/way to stick those variables in there?
The example you've given should work. You can assign to variables from a case statement. Just pretend that the entire CASE..WHEN..THEN..ELSE..END block is a field. Here is a generic example:
declare @string1 nvarchar(100) = null
declare @string2 nvarchar(100) = null
select
@string1 = case when 1=1 then 'yes' else 'no' end
,@string2 = case when 1=0 then 'yes' else 'no' end
print 'string1 = ' + @string1
print 'string2 = ' + @string2
Gives:
string1 = yes
string2 = no
Can you tell us what specific error(s) you are getting?
You could probably do this more easily using ISNULL
or COALESCE
:
select top (1)
@theID = ISNULL(B.ID, A.ID),
@theName = ISNULL(B.Name, A.Name),
from B left join A on A.ID = B.ID where ...
DECLARE @SmallBlindSeatId INT
DECLARE @BigBlindSeatId INT
DECLARE @DealerSeatId INT
DECLARE @NextTurn INT
SELECT @DealerSeatId=( CASE WHEN BlindsInfo=1 THEN SeatId ELSE @DealerSeatId END ),
@SmallBlindSeatId=( CASE WHEN BlindsInfo=2 THEN SeatId ELSE @SmallBlindSeatId END),
@BigBlindSeatId=( CASE WHEN BlindsInfo=3 THEN SeatId ELSE @BigBlindSeatId END),
@NextTurn=( CASE WHEN NEXTTURN=1 THEN SeatId ELSE @NextTurn END)
FROM ABC WHERE TESTCASEID=1
PRINT(@DealerSeatId)
PRINT(@SmallBlindSeatId)
PRINT(@BigBlindSeatId)
PRINT (@NextTurn)
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