I have created a view in MS SQL2000 as followed:
Select order_NO, shiptoname, Shiptoaddress, Shiptocity,shiptostate, shiptozip,
EMAILaddress
FROM orders;
my question is: If the email exist in the EMAILaddress column then I need to have a Y show in another column called EMAILflag, if the EMAILaddress does not exist then I would need the EMAILflag to be a N.
Any HELP would be GREAT.
Thank You!!I have created a view in MS SQL2000 as followed:
Select order_NO, shiptoname, Shiptoaddress, Shiptocity,shiptostate, shiptozip,
EMAILaddress
FROM orders;
my question is: If the email exist in the EMAILaddress column then I need to have a Y show in another column called EMAILflag, if the EMAILaddress does not exist then I would need the EMAILflag to be a N.
Any HELP would be GREAT.
Thank You!!
Check out the CASE Statement in Books on Line.
Regards,
hmscott|||Select order_NO, shiptoname, Shiptoaddress, Shiptocity,shiptostate, shiptozip, EMAILaddress
FROM orders;
Semi-Colon(";")
Is this for DB2 or Oracle 8i?
SQL Server would be
SELECT order_NO
, shiptoname
, Shiptoaddress
, Shiptocity
, shiptostate
, shiptozip
, EMAILaddress
, CASE WHEN EMAILaddress IS NULL THEN 'N' ELSE 'Y' END AS EMAILflag
FROM orders
GO|||Thank You!
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Create a View in MSSQL 2000
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