Case statement T-SQL syntax
This works:
SET @X = Case @Y
WHEN 1 THEN 444
WHEN 2 THEN 555
END
How can I make this work:
Case @Y
WHEN 1 THEN
SET @X = 444
SET @Z = 222
WHEN 2 THEN
SET @X = 555
SET @Z = 333
END
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SNilsson,
50/50 I guess, either way you have 14 sets to do, probably the IFs would be easier to read and maintain.
Tim.
50/50 I guess, either way you have 14 sets to do, probably the IFs would be easier to read and maintain.
Tim.
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Okey, in that case what would be the most efficient, using several If statement or two case statements (Y can hold 7 different valuse so it would be 7 IF's) ?