I am tryin to write the following case statement in my SELECT list:
CASE
WHEN SUM(up.[Number_Of_Stops]) = 0 THEN 0
ELSE SUM(up.开发者_C百科[Total_Trip_Time] / up.[Number_Of_Stops])
END
I keep getting divde by zero errors though. This is the whole point of thise case statement to avoid this. Any other ideas?
You're checking for a different case than the one that's causing the error. Note:
WHEN SUM(up.[Number_Of_Stops]) = 0
Will only be true when all records in the grouping have Number_Of_Stops
= 0. When that isn't the case, but some records do have Number_Of_Stops
= 0, you'll divide by zero.
Instead, try this:
SUM(CASE
WHEN up.[Number_Of_Stops] = 0 THEN 0
ELSE up.[Total_Trip_Time] / up.[Number_Of_Stops]
END)
The zero check is based on SUM
, an aggregate function, which means it is not executing per row -- which is when the division is occurring.
You're going to have to review the GROUP BY clause, or run the division (and zero check) in a subquery before applying SUM to result. IE:
SELECT SUM(x.result)
FROM (SELECT CASE
WHEN up.[Number_Of_Stops]) > 0 THEN
up.[Total_Trip_Time] / up.[Number_Of_Stops]
ELSE
0
END AS result
FROM TABLE) x
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