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Perfect, thanks for the quick response.
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Bit of a mental block on this!!<br />
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I have a function with a select statement in it. One of the tables has two fields in in &quot;Transport_driven_by&quot; CHAR(3) and &quot;Transport_Driver&quot; BIT.<br />
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I want to return a 1 in my select statement if EITHER Transport is not null OR Transport_driver = 1 - Otherwise return a Zero.<br />
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Thus<br />
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Select placement_ID, Booking_ID (ETC), [statement re above] as Transport, Person_ID (ETC) from tbl_placements<br />
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Can anyone help please?
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Bit of a mental block on this!!

I have a function with a select statement in it. One of the tables has two fields in in "Transport_driven_by" CHAR(3) and "Transport_Driver" BIT.

I want to return a 1 in my select statement if EITHER Transport is not null OR Transport_driver = 1 - Otherwise return a Zero.

Thus

Select placement_ID, Booking_ID (ETC), [statement re above] as Transport, Person_ID (ETC) from tbl_placements

Can anyone help please?

Using an OR operator in a SQL statement

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