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michpaust
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 Posted - 2005-04-19 : 09:43:53
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| I am new to T-SQL. I used SQL statements in Access and they were easy enough, but I am having porblems with the syntax and how to make things 'flow' properly, so to speak. I am in the process of transfering an Access statement to T-SQL. Its an 'iif' statement and this is what I have so farAccess Statement - IIF(Mid[m_pohead]![print_flag],7,1)="Y","Yes","No") as ConfirmedIf(substring(m_pohead.print_flag,7,1),='Y','Yes','No')as 'Confirmed'Forgive me if I sound stupid, but having worled with Access for almost 8 years its seemed like it was going to be an easy transfer biut I am finding that the simple code is more difficult than anything else. Please help.Thank you |
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X002548
Not Just a Number
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Posted - 2005-04-19 : 09:51:40
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| Is [m_pohead]![print_flag] a Control on an Access form?Or a column in a table.If it's a column..then CASE WHEN SUBSTRING([m_pohead].[print_flag],7,1)='Y' THEN 'Yes' ELSE 'No' END as ConfirmedBrett8-) |
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michpaust
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Posted - 2005-04-19 : 10:41:26
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| Thank you Brett. That worked perfectly. Maybe I'll get this thing after all! |
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If Statement